ASIA MOBILITY INITIATIVE

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                    [Title] => PLDT ties up with M1 of S’pore for new service
                    [Summary] => Telecommunications giant Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT), through subsidiary PLDT Singapore, has struck a deal with M1, one of Singapore’s innovative mobile and IDD (international direct dial) service providers, to tap Filipinos in Singapore for a new prepaid mobile service.


The new mobile service, targeted for launch in the first quarter of this year, will be marketed under the Smart brand by PLDT Singapore. This will be similar to the 1528 Smart service launched in Hong Kong in 2004.


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                    [Title] => Two Asian mobile phone firms join operators’ alliance
                    [Summary] => Two more Asian mobile phone companies have joined an alliance of operators that aims to share wireless services among its members.


At a signing ceremony held in Bangkok recently, DTAC (Thailand) and CTM (Macau) became the latest operators to join the association.


The addition of DTAC and CTM brings AMI’s membership to seven operators with a subscriber base of over 30 million in the Asia-Pacific region.  AMI’s five founding operators are CSL (Hong Kong), Maxis (Malaysia), MobileOne (Singapore), Telstra (Australia) and Smart Communications (Philippines).


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                    [Title] => Asian mobile operators create mobility initiative
                    [Summary] => Five leading mobile operators in the Asia-Pacific region announced yesterday that they have teamed up to form the Asia Mobility Initiative (AMI), Asia’s first initiative which aims to enhance mobile users’ experience, especially in the area of mobile data.


The five operators involved are CSL (Hong Kong), Maxis (Malaysia), MobileOne (Singapore), Smart (Philippines) and Telstra (Australia), with a combined subscriber base of 20 million.


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PLDT ties up with M1 of S’pore for new service

January 18, 2006 - 12:00am

Telecommunications giant Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT), through subsidiary PLDT Singapore, has struck a deal with M1, one of Singapore’s innovative mobile and IDD (international direct dial)...

Business

Two Asian mobile phone firms join operators’ alliance

January 3, 2004 - 12:00am

Two more Asian mobile phone companies have joined an alliance of operators that aims to share wireless services among its members. At a signing ceremony held in Bangkok recently, DTAC (Thailand) and CTM (Macau)...

Business

Asian mobile operators create mobility initiative

April 8, 2003 - 12:00am

Five leading mobile operators in the Asia-Pacific region announced yesterday that they have teamed up to form the Asia Mobility Initiative (AMI), Asia’s first initiative which aims to enhance mobile users’...

Business