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                    [Title] => Asia-Pacific braces for FMC
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Very soon, the choice need not be between a landline or a mobile phone, a desktop PC or a laptop computer, a PDA or a smartphone, a television or a computer, a game box console or a gaming phone, a stand-alone music player or an MP3 phone but between carriers which could best provide a user-centric broadband experience that brings together all devices, all networks and all types of communication services. 


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( First part )

Recently, all the papers, at least those that I subscribe to, carried photos of Manny Pangilinan and Tonyboy Cojuangco, PLDT’s CEO and chairman, respectively, at the airport upon arrival from Hong Kong. They had met with NTT who holds a 15 percent equity in PLDT, two board seats and more important than anything else, a right of first refusal, in fact, the swing vote which has given NTT the right to be courted by two camps: the Pangilinan, Cojuangco et. al.
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British Telecom reported US-bound call volume was 60 times higher than normal, while Verizon says its land-line and cellular systems handled twice their normal call volumes. 


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