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[Title] => Globe, AT&T reach accord on rates
[Summary] => After months of negotiations, Globe Telecom and US carrier AT&T have reached a termination rate agreement for US-Philippine traffic.
Globe head of carrier services Gil B. Genio said that the termination rate agreement normalizes the relationship between the parties, subject to the lifting of the stop-payment order earlier issued by the International Bureau of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
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[Title] => Globe, MCI agree on termination rates
[Summary] => Globe Telecom and US carrier MCI have reached an interim commercial agreement on termination rates for US-Philippine traffic.
The interim agreement continues to allow MCI to terminate traffic on direct circuits with Globe.
Gil Genio, head of carrier Services at Globe Telecom, stated that the interim agreement is an important first step to normalizing the relationship between the parties, subject to the lifting of the stop-payment order earlier issued by the International Bureau of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
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[Title] => Call rate issue to escalate into RP-US dispute, says solon
[Summary] => An administration solon warned yesterday the ongoing commercial quarrel between local telephone firms and American carriers over call termination fees is likely to develop into a Philippine-US dispute.
Catanduanes Rep. Joseph Santiago, former chief of the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC), said the dispute is now out of the hands of local and US carriers.
"It is now between the regulatory agencies of the two countries – the NTC and the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC)," Santiago said.
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[Title] => Resale of int'l private lines allowed in 23 countries
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While the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.
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Globe head of carrier services Gil B. Genio said that the termination rate agreement normalizes the relationship between the parties, subject to the lifting of the stop-payment order earlier issued by the International Bureau of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
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The interim agreement continues to allow MCI to terminate traffic on direct circuits with Globe.
Gil Genio, head of carrier Services at Globe Telecom, stated that the interim agreement is an important first step to normalizing the relationship between the parties, subject to the lifting of the stop-payment order earlier issued by the International Bureau of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
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[Title] => Call rate issue to escalate into RP-US dispute, says solon
[Summary] => An administration solon warned yesterday the ongoing commercial quarrel between local telephone firms and American carriers over call termination fees is likely to develop into a Philippine-US dispute.
Catanduanes Rep. Joseph Santiago, former chief of the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC), said the dispute is now out of the hands of local and US carriers.
"It is now between the regulatory agencies of the two countries – the NTC and the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC)," Santiago said.
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While the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.
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