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Those high mobile EBIDTA margins? Sinful, says MCMC chairman
Flip side of high operator margins are poor Quality of Service, low innovation
Mechanism to ensure dominance does not have negative impact on competition
Digi begins VoLTE tests on its 4G LTE network
Digi started field tests on VoLTE, saying that the technology not only allows higher-fidelity voice calls, but will also allow customers to simultaneously surf the Web, download or stream content from the Internet at 4G LTE speeds while engaged on a voice call.
M'sian operators to offer WiFi calling next year: Ericsson exec
Most Malaysian mobile operators are expected to offer WiFi calling services to their customers by the end of 2016, according to Sebastian Barros, vice president of solutions for Ericsson Malaysia and Sri Lanka.
Grave concern over tinderbox that is new media
Industry regulator MCMC said it is deeply concerned over how misinformation in the new media landscape could cause political and economic instability, and wants online news portals to be both cautious in its reporting and to educate the public, writes Karamjit Singh.
Executive promotions at Digi: New chief network officer, chief IT officer
Digi has announced the appointment of two of its senior executives to its management team.
Pricing, network quality and marketing key to 4G success: Ovum
Operators need to align 4G (Fourth Generation) network rollouts and upgrades with clear marketing that highlights the advantages of 4G technology over 3G, according to the latest research from Ovum.
Singapore’s IDA slaps S$50K fine on broadband player NetLink Trust
The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) has fined NetLink Trust (formerly OpenNet), the network company of Singapore’s Nationwide Broadband Network, S$50,000 for failing to meet its minimum standard.
TM to use EMC Smarts to improve HSBB customer experience
Telekom Malaysia said it would be using EMC Corp’s Smarts solution for its high-speed broadband (HSBB) network infrastructure.
MCMC fines major telcos RM1.2mil for dropped calls
MCMC said it has served 28 compounds totalling RM1.2 million ((US$371,920) to Maxis, Celcom, DiGi and U Mobile – six times more than the compounds issued in March 2013.
