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  • Vodafone Sees User Loss in Japan

    Mobile phone giant Vodafone has reported the first ever drop in customers at its Japanese business, Vodafone KK. Net subscribers fell by 3,100 in July, the first such loss reported by one of Japan’s three main operators.

    The news came as bigger rivals NTT DoCoMo and KDDI Corp reported an increase in new customers. NTT DoCoMo gained 225,700 new subscribers, while KDDI Corp gained 219,700, according to industry figures. Full story Here.

    Posted: 6 August 2004 | Filed: Carriers, Japan Market | Feedback | Print |
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