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  • DoCoMo Presser: Notes from the Future

    DoCoMo Presser: Notes from the Future

    President Nakamura faced the Tokyo press on September 30 and did… not too bad a job. In a wide-ranging presentation followed by Q&A, he covered fuel cell R&D (commercialization after FY 2006), Softbank’s moves to obtain 3G spectrum (vacating the spectrum tomorrow “cannot be done”), and Big D’s global strategy (with a dual-mode GSM/W-CDMA handset, you can access both). Nakamura also talked about churn, competition with KDDI/au, and the possibility of abandoning pre-paid services. A post-fall IR Roadshow program that’s not to be missed. Full program Run-time: 19:42

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    Posted: 13 October 2004 | Filed: Carriers, Video Programs | Feedback | Print |
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