High noon for telecom five

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Telecommunications companies Vodaphone Group PLC, NTT DoCoMo Inc., Singapore Telecommunications Ltd., Hutchison Whampoa Ltd., and Regional Wireless Co. are all seeking expansion in Asia. The upcoming third-generation-services overhaul and relaxed industry regulations may lead to increased partnerships as companies vie for subscribers across Asia. Each company's management styles and priorities are profiled, including present number of Asian-Pacific markets and weighted subscribers.

Japan, Radiotelephone communications, Cellular Mobile Radio Services, Cellular and Other Wireless Telecommunications, Wired Telecommunications Carriers, COMMUNICATION, Communications, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Telephone Communications, Singapore, Hong Kong, Management, Cellular telephone services industry, Cellular telephone services, Telephone services, Vodafone Group PLC, Hutchison Whampoa Ltd., Singapore Telecommunications Ltd., NTT DoCoMo Inc., Regional Wireless Co.

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Mobile deals up for grabs?

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The Asian cellular telephone industry is on the brink of negotiating several consolidation deals in response to the emergence of third-generation network technology, a sector in which carriers will need a greater share of the market to succeed. Although companies including British Telecom and Cable and Wireless PLC are considering selling their Asian mobile telecommunications assets, uncertain economic conditions may present problems for potential acquisitions and alliances.

Asset sales & divestitures, Acquisitions & mergers, Telecommunications, Telephone Communication, Cellular Mobile Tel Equip, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Wireless telephones, British Telecommunications PLC, Cellular telephone equipment industry, Cable & Wireless PLC

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In pact with AsiaSat, Telstra fills a gap in the region

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The satellite industry is planning to try broadband Internet access to regain the confidence of the telecommunications industry. The new multibeam-based satellite broadband technology is expected to be less expensive than current technology, have more powerful and faster online connections and two way data transmission, and should be available around 2004.

Satellite Telecommunications, Satellite Communications Eqp, Satellite Data Communications, Planning, Usage, Telecommunications equipment industry, Satellite communications services industry, Broadband transmission, Broadband, Satellite communications systems

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