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  • Russia’s MTS to License i-mode

    Reuters is reporting that NTT DoCoMo is close to signing a deal with Russia’s mobile phone firm Mobile TeleSystems (MTS) to license i-mode, potentially boosting MTS’s revenues, sources close to the matter said to Reuters. A cooperation agreement between the two firms will be signed on Friday, a different source in Moscow had said, without giving further details.

    MTS has around 30.6 million customers, while the Russian market is still growing. According to Reuters, the agreement would put i-mode’s total potential users worldwide on a par with those of Vodafone live! Continue >>

    Posted: 16 December 2004 | Filed: Carriers, Wireless Internet | Feedback | Print |
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