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The two companies today announced a co-investment agreement with the aim of reaching 6 million households and workplaces by 2017. By I.D. Scales. (0)
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What is going on with Orange/FT and Google? FT boss Stephane Richard says it has squeezed a deal out of Google on traffic termination and implies that big telcos should be able to troll the search giant in similar fashion - if they're big and strong enough. By I.D. Scales. (0)
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Mobile operator Orange has created a new company to find commercial opportunities outside its operator footprint. Guy Daniels reports. (0)
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Suggestions that Europe's largest operators were thinking of merging their networks have been quashed. By Paul Rasmussen. (0)
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The UK's biggest mobile operator Everything Everywhere (or EE as the company's marcom spin doctors now want us to call it) has secured a £350 million loan from the European Investment Bank. The loan has raised eyebrows in the market and blood pressure amongst EE's competitors because the EIB has a reputation for being a soft touch in hard times and routinely provides loans at considerably lower rates than Britain's reviled banks. By Martyn Warwick. (4)
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Spanish mobile operators Movistar (Telefonica), Orange and Vodafone have simul-launched their Joyn service. By I.D. Scales. (0)
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Hutchison’s planned €1.3bn takeover of Orange Austria could be on the verge of getting EU regulatory go-ahead. By Anne Morris. (0)
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Orange embraces over-the-top services with the launch of new apps across its territories. By Anne Morris. (0)
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The UK’s telco-led m-payment service has been renamed Weve ahead of its 2013 launch. By Paul Rasmussen (0)
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Vodafone and KPN have criticised the EU for hampering mergers and investments. By Paul Rasmussen (0)
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The CEO of France Telecom says LTE is critical to being able to charge subscribers more for data services. By Paul Rasmussen (0)
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Carrefour, the French supermarket giant, is terminating its MVNO agreement with France Telecom Orange, citing competition from Free Mobile as the primary cause. By Paul Rasmussen. (0)
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Telefonica, the parent company of O2 in Britain, has told the UK regulator that it is minded to challenge in court Ofcom's decision to grant preference to the Orange/T-Mobile joint venture 'Everything Everywhere' (EE), in the race to be the first to deploy LTE. By Martyn Warwick (0)
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Puffed-up and parading around like a pouter pigeon on steroids after getting the regulatory nod to be the first telco to bring so-called '4G' to the great British public, Everything Everywhere is using the occasion as a reason to rid itself of a moniker that owed more to hubris than reality. Martyn Warwick reports. (2)
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In a controversial ruling, the UK telecoms and media regulator Ofcom is to vary the terms of Everything Everywhere’s 1800 MHz spectrum licence to permit the T-Mobile/Orange joint venture to steal a march on its mobile competitors and become the first in Britain to launch so-called '4G services' in the UK. Martyn Warwick reports. (0)
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