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By Michael Schwartz
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01 Jun 2008 00:00 GMT+1 |
 Analysis, Markets, Pricing competition, Fibre optic submarine cable, Angola, Cameroon, Ghana, Senegal: A study examining the impact the SAT-3 fibre-optic submarine cable has had on telecommunications in four African countries has found that the potential of this major cable has not been properly exploited. Instead, ownership of the cable by telecoms incumbents in the countries researched has reinforced their market positions...
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By Michael Schwartz
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06 May 2008 09:55 GMT+1 |
 Analysis, Telephony, Fixed-line, Russia, CIS, Ukraine, CEE: Delegates at the Russia & CIS Com congress in Moscow on 3-4 June 2008 will enjoy an opportunity to learn more about a sector undergoing major changes. For the Ukraine and Russia are currently a battleground for growing GSM and CDMA mobile operators...
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By Michael Schwartz
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06 May 2008 09:35 GMT+1 |
 Analysis, Mobile Internet, Cameroon, Africa: Internet cafes have played their part in popularising the Net from the very start. In one country, Cameroon, it would appear that Internet cafe owners are worried that the mobile Net will threaten their market position...
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By Michael Schwartz
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29 Apr 2008 10:54 GMT+1 |
 Analysis, Mobile, Cuba, CLA: Cubans are now able to buy mobile phones. They can now use pre-paid systems to make both national and international calls. This is the first time that this has been possible in Cuba and reflects a limited programme of economic liberalisation which Raul Castro is authorising, not least in ending bans on electrical consumer goods...
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By Michael Schwartz
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21 Apr 2008 00:00 GMT+1 |
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 Analysis, Markets, Wireless, Tanzania, East Africa: East Africa is one of the most dynamic markets in Africa. Most countries in the region are experiencing high GDP growth and favourable market and regulatory conditions. Tanzania is one of the most attractive with 7% GDP growth, stable political conditions, dynamic operators and a low mobile penetration level...
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Date: 18-19 November 2008