Denmark:Mobile telephony rates forecast to fall further

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The falling mobile telephony rates will make it more difficult for UMTS license winners in Denmark to win clients to their UMTS networks, predicts MD Michael Moesgaard Andersen of Andersen Management International. The new UMTS companies will have to win new clients from their rivals. According to telecoms analyst John Strand of Strand Consult, UMTS companies aim to win between 50-80% of their earnings from calls and only 20-50% will be generated from the new services. The Danish mobile telephony company for young people, Club Blah Blah, cut its mobile telephony rate to DKr1.10/minute, which is the cheapest rate in Denmark. The company's MD Henrik Friis anticipates further price cuts in the near future.

Publisher: A/S Forlaget Borsen
Publication Name: Boersen
Subject: Business, international
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Year: 2001

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Denmark: Regulation of SMS expires

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On 15 November, the agreement about the SMS market between the four major mobile operators in Denmark expires. The agreement has regulated the pricing to DKr 10 (USD 1.2) at the most. Now the aim is to extend the agreement by introducing several different price categories. This would open the SMS market up for corporate clients and a more serious usage, the paper writes. This includes, among other things, subscriptions of SMS services such as games etc.

Publisher: A/S Forlaget Borsen
Publication Name: Boersen
Subject: Business, international
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Year: 2001
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