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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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The companies have agreed on a rollout schedule that will see commercial availability of the service in Europe from the middle of this year.


Vodafone will initially roll out Multimedia Messaging Services (MMS) in Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom, with services in a number of Vodafone operating companies to follow. 


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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

Ericsson wins global Multimedia Messaging deal

February 25, 2002 - 12:00am

Ericsson recently won its first global contract from Vodafone Group Plc to supply Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) software. The companies have agreed on a rollout schedule that will see commercial availability...

Telecoms