-
Softbank Returns New License
Softbank Corp. told the government that the Internet conglomerate will return a license it acquired in November 2005 when the ministry also awarded new carrier licenses to eAccess Ltd. and IP Mobile Inc., Softbank said it has adopted the more cost-effective measure of using the infrastructure set up by Vodafone K.K., Vodafone Plc.’s Japan arm, rather than starting business from scratch. Softbank President Masayoshi Son met Heizo Takenaka, the communications minister, to inform him that he was returning the business license.
Son, who has said he will abandon the “Vodafone” brand name, told reporters that the executive board will finalize a new name when it meets next month. He said the company will start selling models under the new brand in this fall, eyeing the start in November of the “portability service” that will allow subscribers to switch mobile phone operators without changing their phone numbers. Continue>>

Servcorp Serviced Offices and Virtual Offices
- Related Posts:
- Softbank Gets Test Service License
Though Softbank seems to be making more headlines with their pro baseball team, the Hawks, than Internet and broadband ventures, the company is moving decidedly forward in its long-range...- Softbank to Broadcast Mobile TV
Softbank Corp. plans to start a nationwide video broadcasting service for mobile phones by the end of 2012, Softbank officials said Wednesday. The Internet services firm, which will enter...- Vodafone sells Japan unit to Softbank for $11.9 bn
The news just hit the wires: Vodafone Group has agreed to sell its stake in its struggling Japanese unit to Softbank Corp. for $11.87 billion in cash. The deal...- SoftBank Mobile to Trial Spotcast
SoftBank Mobile to trial Spotcast of 1Seg digital TV custom content delivery in Ltd area, for handsets in Yahoo Dome Jpn: http://bit.ly/kCla7 Machine Translation: It was clarified that Softbank...- SoftBank Looking for a Nifty WiMax Partner
Softbank Corp. is in the final stage of talks with access service provider Nifty Corp., and other firms, on a plan to set up a new joint company in...








