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Competition accelerated over mobile value added services

October 19,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

With the telecommunications sector would be fully opened next year and the temptation of the upcoming 3G license, foreign telecommunications operations accelerate their entrance particularly to mobile value added service whilst domestic operators are encouraged to overcome bottle-necked business scope and cultivate agricultural market. How do the two compete with each other?

Pacificnet in strategic partnership with China Unicom

October 11,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

PacificNet Inc., a leading provider of CRM and telemarketing services, e-commerce, gaming and Value-Added Services (VAS) in China, announced today that it has taken another step in its strategy of capturing market opportunities with the impending launch of 3G in China.

China Telecom seeks foreign partners to roll out 3G services

September 25,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

China Telecom, the mainland's largest fixed-line operator, is close to selling a stake to foreign strategic investors, Forbes reported, citing The Standard.

China Mobile said 3G would first start in selected cities

September 14,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

China Mobile, the largest mobile operator in China, said it plans to launch new 3G service sonly inselected Mainland cities, allaying concerns te company's future finances would be dragged by the commitments of a full nationwide rollout, The Standard reported.

Domestic mobile phone labels slump in market share

September 12,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

According to market research conducted by Sino Market Research Ltd., China’s domestic mobile phone labels’ share of the handset market fell to 28.56 percent in the first half of this year. China Securities Journal investigated why their market share dropped below 30 percent for the first time in history.

GrenTech wins a bid for Beijing Olympics

September 11,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

China GrenTech Corporation Limited, a leading developer of radio frequency technologies, a leading provider of wireless coverage products and services and a base station RF products provider in China, today announced that it has won a bid to build indoor wireless coverage systems at the Olympic Games stadiums in Beijing, starting construction in the fourth quarter of 2006.

SK Telecom to help develop 3G services in China

August 31,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

SK Telecom Co., South Korea's largest mobile-phone operator, will help China develop its own standard for wireless networks, seeking access to the world's biggest cell-phone market by subscribers, Bloomberg reported.

Optical fibre and cable sector awaits spring

August 30,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

China’s optical fibre and cable sector has experienced growth in production and sales since late 2005, China Business News reported.

Domestic auto brands raise competitiveness

August 25,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

With the advancement of technology and research and development, three major auto brands plan to launch new innovative auto models to raise their competitiveness in both domestic and overseas markets, the Economic Information Daily reported.

3G Dynasty partners with Bloglb.com to launch movie download service

August 24,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

Telecom Communications, Inc., the Total Solutions Provider, today announced in a statement its subsidiary, 3G Dynasty Inc. (3G) has plans to launch My Movies, the largest online high-tech movie download and burn service in the industry using one of the world's most popular video technologies, the DivX platform.

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3G is an International Telecommunications Union specification for the third generation mobile communications technology. Analysys International has released a report on July 17, estimating China's first round of investment on 3G equipments will reach USD 1.25 billion to 2.5 billion. The coming of 3G will bring strong impact on the overall telecom market in China, from manufacturers to telecom operators. Every link of this industry chain will benefit from this market, including main equipments manufacturers, fiber and cable manufacturers, terminal manufacturers, system integrators and other vendors of auxiliary lines. Motorola, Samsung, Nokia and other digital giants have unleashed research and development centres as well as retailing outlets to prepare for the first 3G license in 2006.

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	Competition accelerated over mobile value added services October 19,2006 By AMY CHEUNG With the telecommunications sector would be fully opened next year and the temptation of the upcoming 3G license, foreign telecommunications operations accelerate their entrance particularly to mobile value added service whilst domestic operators are encouraged to overcome bottle-necked business scope and cultivate agricultural market. How do the two compete with each other? Pacificnet in strategic partnership with China Unicom October 11,2006 By AMY CHEUNG PacificNet Inc., a leading provider of CRM and telemarketing services, e-commerce, gaming and Value-Added Services (VAS) in China, announced today that it has taken another step in its strategy of capturing market opportunities with the impending launch of 3G in China. China Telecom seeks foreign partners to roll out 3G services September 25,2006 By AMY CHEUNG China Telecom, the mainland's largest fixed-line operator, is close to selling a stake to foreign strategic investors, Forbes reported, citing The Standard. China Mobile said 3G would first start in selected cities September 14,2006 By AMY CHEUNG China Mobile, the largest mobile operator in China, said it plans to launch new 3G service sonly inselected Mainland cities, allaying concerns te company's future finances would be dragged by the commitments of a full nationwide rollout, The Standard reported. Domestic mobile phone labels slump in market share September 12,2006 By AMY CHEUNG According to market research conducted by Sino Market Research Ltd., China’s domestic mobile phone labels’ share of the handset market fell to 28.56 percent in the first half of this year. China Securities Journal investigated why their market share dropped below 30 percent for the first time in history. GrenTech wins a bid for Beijing Olympics September 11,2006 By AMY CHEUNG China GrenTech Corporation Limited, a leading developer of radio frequency technologies, a leading provider of wireless coverage products and services and a base station RF products provider in China, today announced that it has won a bid to build indoor wireless coverage systems at the Olympic Games stadiums in Beijing, starting construction in the fourth quarter of 2006. SK Telecom to help develop 3G services in China August 31,2006 By AMY CHEUNG SK Telecom Co., South Korea's largest mobile-phone operator, will help China develop its own standard for wireless networks, seeking access to the world's biggest cell-phone market by subscribers, Bloomberg reported. Optical fibre and cable sector awaits spring August 30,2006 By AMY CHEUNG China’s optical fibre and cable sector has experienced growth in production and sales since late 2005, China Business News reported. Domestic auto brands raise competitiveness August 25,2006 By AMY CHEUNG With the advancement of technology and research and development, three major auto brands plan to launch new innovative auto models to raise their competitiveness in both domestic and overseas markets, the Economic Information Daily reported. 3G Dynasty partners with Bloglb.com to launch movie download service August 24,2006 By AMY CHEUNG Telecom Communications, Inc., the Total Solutions Provider, today announced in a statement its subsidiary, 3G Dynasty Inc. (3G) has plans to launch My Movies, the largest online high-tech movie download and burn service in the industry using one of the world's most popular video technologies, the DivX platform. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10	3G is an International Telecommunications Union specification for the third generation mobile communications technology. Analysys International has released a report on July 17, estimating China's first round of investment on 3G equipments will reach USD 1.25 billion to 2.5 billion. The coming of 3G will bring strong impact on the overall telecom market in China, from manufacturers to telecom operators. Every link of this industry chain will benefit from this market, including main equipments manufacturers, fiber and cable manufacturers, terminal manufacturers, system integrators and other vendors of auxiliary lines. Motorola, Samsung, Nokia and other digital giants have unleashed research and development centres as well as retailing outlets to prepare for the first 3G license in 2006. Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. MOST POPULAR Flat panel TV production up 42% Disney launches English language school in Shanghai M&A activity down in Q3 Bosch to sink additional US$1.17b into China Airbus may cooperate with China’s jumbo jet maker One-third of users access internet through mobile phone Shenzhen to spend US$439m on software base Ship export earnings up 61% through July Profits slashed at chemical maker amid rising costs Shenzhen-listed firms buy assets worth $3.25b in 1H Go to Complete List >

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