The mobile market in England

6 décembre 2005

UK businesses lack mobile strategy

Robert Jaques, vnunet.com, 29 Mar 2004 While UK businesses are predicted to spend 12 per cent of their total IT investment on mobile and wireless in 2004 - amounting to £9.9bn - nearly two thirds of businesses have no clear mobile strategy. A survey of...

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5 décembre 2005

UK - 15 Mobile Service Providers by Christmas 2006

10th March 2005 - UK based mobile consulting firm Mako Analysis has announced that the UK could have as many as 15 mobile phone operators selling branded services by Christmas 2006. For a number of years in the mobile industry the term Mobile Virtual...

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5 décembre 2005

Full of eastern risk for Vodafone

A cheif executive who announced better-than-expected results and proposed giving almost £8 billion back to shareholders would normally expect at least muted applause from the City. But that is not what Arun Sarin, chief executive of Vodafone, got on Tuesday:...

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4 décembre 2005

Great Expectations for Telecoms Competition

In the second half of this decade, the foremost goal of US policy-makers and regulators in the field of telecommunications has been to bring about robust competition for local telephone service. The US has not been alone in this endeavor. Since the beginning...

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4 décembre 2005

UK Mobile Consumer Trends

In this report we update our UK mobile user survey to examine the latest consumer trends in the market. In summary, we have found that the strong subscriber growth recently reported by the operators is largely illusory, and is actually driven by high...

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4 décembre 2005

Telefónica Acquires UK Mobile Operator O2

The combination with O2 is a logical step for Telefónica in pursuing its strategic goal of providing its shareholders with both growth and cash returns. Telefónica believes that the combination with O2 will : accelerate Telefónica’s superior growth profile...

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4 décembre 2005

Top 50 Companies in the UK Mobile Market

O2 UK has published a "50 to Watch in Mobile" report, which is an independently compiled list identifying the 50 most important British mobile companies to watch. The list looks beyond handset manufacturers and network operators, to reveal the new vibrant...

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4 décembre 2005

OUR METHOD

Building a blog from scratch on a subject that was at first far from being our field of knowledge is not an easy thing. At first, we basically depended on Google to find the information. We could find some interesting sources, and it was a good start...

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4 décembre 2005

Competition in the UK Telecommunications Marketplace

Over the last two decades, The UK has been one of the leading proponents in opening up its telecommunications market to increased competition. This has resulted in a move against the dominance of the incumbent operator BT, and it has meant the entry of...

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4 décembre 2005

O2 UK's Response to the Director General of Telecommunications Review of Competition

O2 agrees with OFTEL’s conclusion that no mobile operator in the UK is dominant, either singularly or jointly. However, we also believe that, in the Consultation Document, OFTEL tends to underplay the strong evidence in support of the conclusion and misinterprets...

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