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Articles tagged with: E Plus and O2
Germany's E-Plus Doesn't See Itself as a Takeover Target - CEO
FRANKFURT -(Dow Jones)- Dutch Royal KPN's German unit, e-plus, doesn't consider itself as a takeover target, e-plus Chief Executive Thorsten Dirks said Sunday. more
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Andrew Wins Upgrade Contract for German High Speed Train
Andrew says that it has won a multi-year contract for communications systems that will provide improved wireless coverage inside Deutsche BahnÃ's high speed train ICE in Germany. Andrew in-train repeaters will be installed in all 250 ICE train sets covering nearly 1,500 carriages - the majority of the ICE fleet - that will feature high quality, high-availability mobile telephony signal coverage for passengers and official rail communications. more
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Europe's Top 10 Operators - Still producing robust growth
Although the 100% penetration level was reached in Q1 of this year, mobile growth has not slowed to any great extent and in fact, the third quarter saw more new connections than either of the earlier quarters, with 20.14m new connections, against 14.5m in the second and 16.3m in the first. Curiously, the 20m figure is almost exactly the same number as in both Q3 06 and Q3 05, when net additions totalled 20.4m and 20.2m respectively. more
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German Regulator Lowers Mobile Termination rates by 10%
Germany's Federal Network Agency has approved the new termination rates of the German mobile network operators - which lowers the cost of termination rates by about 10%. The termination rates, which are paid to mobile operators by other network operators for terminating calls in their mobile networks, have now been set at 7.92 cents/minute for the two D networks and 8.8 cents/minute for the two E-networks. The new rates are hence just under 10 per cent and more than 11 per cent lower those hitherto payable to T-Mobile and Vodafone D2 and for e-plus and O2 respectively, viz. 8.78 and 9.94 cents/minute. more
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German Telecom Regulator to Cut Mobile Call Charges - Sources
FRANKFURT -(Dow Jones)- German network regulator Bundesnetzagentur will lower charges for calls to the four German mobile-phone network operators, people in the industry told Dow Jones Newswires Friday. more
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Telefonica CFO: To Limit M&A to Brazil, Mexico and Germany
BARCELONA -(Dow Jones)- Telefonica said Thursday it is limiting future merger and acquisition activity to Brazil, Mexico and Germany after years of aggressive acquisitions in Latin America and Europe. more
Related Tags: kpn, telefonica, chief-financial-officer, vivo, vivo-participacoes, Brazil
Telefonica's German O2 Unit Launches Low-cost Mobile Operato
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Deutsche Telekom Launches German Discount Brand
BERLIN -(Dow Jones)- Deutsche Telekom, Tuesday launched its Congstar brand under which it will offer wireless telephone and high-speed Internet services at discount rates in Germany, in an attempt to claw back market share it has lost in recent years to more nimble rivals. more
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Germany - Through 100% Penetration, but Decelerating"
The publication of Vodafone's FY 2007 results means that all four of Germany's network operators have now published their results for the March quarter. Over the first three months of 2007 a further 2.34m new connections were made, taking the total for the year to 31st March to 6.73m and penetration, through the 100% mark. At the end of Q1 2007 there were 83.9m mobile customers in Germany, which equates to 102% of the population. more
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Germany Q4 - Vodafone Falters as E-Plus Forges Ahead
As expected, German mobile customers topped the 80m mark with ease in the final quarter of 2006, ending the year at 81.6m after net additions of 2.24m in the three months. The increase in the number of mobile connections in the quarter took penetration from 96.3% to 99.0%, leaving the total gain for the year at 7.1pp. more