Top executives and analysts from around the world are visiting the Reuters Tokyo bureau, 13-16 September, for the Asia Technology and Telecoms Summit. Reuters’ clients and visitors will be able to read a series of exclusive articles about leaders of industry. They also have posted some interesting video interviews with DoCoMo, Vodafone and new mobile entry eAccess.

See the full summit info here.

DoCoMo Eyeing Video Content
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NTT DoCoMo’s Kiyoyuki Tsujimura, executive vice president of products and services, told Reuters the leading mobile carrier is exploring the possibility of offering video content, as it looks for new revenue to run over its data network.

eAccess eyes 10% of Japans Mobile Biz

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eAccess aims to attract 5 million subscribers to its mobile phone service within three years if it gets a new mobile licence from the government.

Vodafone on New Japan Data Service
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Vodafone KK says the struggling Japan unit of UK-based mobile phone giant Vodafone Group is preparing a new turbo-charged data service as it revs up spending on its network.

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4. Chunghwa Telecom Adopts Dilithium Networks’ 3G Test Tool
5. eAccess to Borrow DoCoMo Network

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