Article: Guernsey invites offers for new mobile licences.(Brief)

Article: Isle of Man's Communications Commission issues two new ...
Telecomworldwire;  May 8, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... Isle of Man's Communications Commission issues two new mobile licences(C)1994-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com New mobile licences have been issued to communications companies Cable ...

Article: Iraq - Up to 3 new mobile licences to be ...
Tarifica Alert;  July 22, 2003 ;     320 words ...The Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) in Iraq is to issue up to 3 new mobile licences, one each for northern, central and southern Iraq, which have population coverage of around 16.6 million. Firms bidding for ...

Article: Panama: Bidding rules finalised for new mobile ...
TendersInfo;  March 19, 2008 ;     362 words ... ... Publicos (ASEP), has finalised details of bidding rules and concession terms for the forthcoming auction of two new mobile licences. The documents are awaiting formal government approval, and once given, an auction is expected to be held within ...

Article: United States: Bidding rules finalised for new ...
TendersInfo;  March 19, 2008 ;     364 words ... ... Publicos (ASEP), has finalised details of bidding rules and concession terms for the forthcoming auction of two new mobile licences. The documents are awaiting formal government approval, and once given, an auction is expected to be held within ...

Article: New mobile licences and licensees all over ...
Iraq Telecom;  August 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ...Barely a week goes by in the Middle East it seems without news of a new mobile licence or three. In Bahrain, the TRA has begun proceedings to auction a third mobile licence in July 2008 with the appointment ...

Article: New mobile licences may come with lock-in ...
Economic Times (New Delhi, India);  October 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ...Oct. 1--KOLKATA/NEW DELHI -- With the queue for telecom licences getting longer by the day, the department of telecommunications (DoT) is planning to introduce a lock-in period to weed out non-serious applicants. Such a lock-in is likely to apply on two counts -- exit lock-in and ownership lock-in.

Article: Kenya - No new mobile licences.
Tarifica Alert;  April 22, 2002 ;     277 words ...Kenyan mobile operators Safaricom and Kencell will continue to share its duopoly until next June. The National Communications Secretariat, a sister company of the Communications Commission of Kenya, has decided new licences will not be issued until the operators' contracts expire.