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[Title] => Bayan nixes entry of new player in telecom sector
[Summary] => Lopez-owned Bayan Telecommunications has opposed the proposed entry of a newcomer in the telecommunications industry, arguing that the sector is already congested.
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[Title] => Next Mobile to benefit greatly from merger of US telcos Sprint, Nextel
[Summary] => Philippine wireless mobile operator Next Mobile (formerly Nextel Communications Philippines Inc.) expects to benefit greatly, both in terms of increased subscriber base and a wider-reaching technology, from the recent merger of American telecommunications companies Sprint and Nextel.
"The merger between Sprint and Nextel is the best thing that happens to Next Mobile and its customers using its branded IMX mobile phones," Next Mobile Inc. (NMI) president and CEO Mel Velarde said.
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[Title] => Next Mobile sets ‘back-door’ listing through PEP
[Summary] => Shareholders of leading digital trunk radio operator Next Mobile Inc. (NMI) have signed an agreement with publicly listed Premiere Entertainment Productions Inc. (PEP) for the "back-door" listing of NMI in the Philippine Stock Exchange in connection with the plan to raise additional funds through equity.
This will be done via the swap of NMI shares held by NMI shareholders (constituting a 97-percent ownership in NMI) with primary shares to be issued by PEP (constituting 96.2 percent of PEP), NMI president and CEO Mel Velarde said.
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[Title] => Nextel boosts Subic-Clark alliance
[Summary] => Trunk radio operator Nextel Communications Philippines Inc. (NCPI’s) expansion programs gained another milestone, following the activation recently of another cellsite inside the Clark Special Economic Zone in Pampanga.
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[Title] => Nextel welcomes congressional inquiry
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Nextel Communications Philippines Inc., the local distributor of Nextel trunk
radio service, said yesterday it welcomes a proposed congressional inquiry on
the real nature of this product "to finally put the issue to rest."
The inquiry was proposed by House Assistant Minority Leader Prospero Pichay who
expressed concern over the capability of Nextel trunk radios to access other
wireless and wireline telecommunication systems using its integrated digital
enhanced network (iDEN) technology.
Nextel president and chief economic officer Antonio Urera said he believes such
inquiry
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NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS PHILIPPINES INC
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[Title] => Next Mobile to benefit greatly from merger of US telcos Sprint, Nextel
[Summary] => Philippine wireless mobile operator Next Mobile (formerly Nextel Communications Philippines Inc.) expects to benefit greatly, both in terms of increased subscriber base and a wider-reaching technology, from the recent merger of American telecommunications companies Sprint and Nextel.
"The merger between Sprint and Nextel is the best thing that happens to Next Mobile and its customers using its branded IMX mobile phones," Next Mobile Inc. (NMI) president and CEO Mel Velarde said.
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[Title] => Next Mobile sets ‘back-door’ listing through PEP
[Summary] => Shareholders of leading digital trunk radio operator Next Mobile Inc. (NMI) have signed an agreement with publicly listed Premiere Entertainment Productions Inc. (PEP) for the "back-door" listing of NMI in the Philippine Stock Exchange in connection with the plan to raise additional funds through equity.
This will be done via the swap of NMI shares held by NMI shareholders (constituting a 97-percent ownership in NMI) with primary shares to be issued by PEP (constituting 96.2 percent of PEP), NMI president and CEO Mel Velarde said.
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[Title] => Nextel boosts Subic-Clark alliance
[Summary] => Trunk radio operator Nextel Communications Philippines Inc. (NCPI’s) expansion programs gained another milestone, following the activation recently of another cellsite inside the Clark Special Economic Zone in Pampanga.
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[Title] => Nextel welcomes congressional inquiry
[Summary] =>
Nextel Communications Philippines Inc., the local distributor of Nextel trunk
radio service, said yesterday it welcomes a proposed congressional inquiry on
the real nature of this product "to finally put the issue to rest."
The inquiry was proposed by House Assistant Minority Leader Prospero Pichay who
expressed concern over the capability of Nextel trunk radios to access other
wireless and wireline telecommunication systems using its integrated digital
enhanced network (iDEN) technology.
Nextel president and chief economic officer Antonio Urera said he believes such
inquiry
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December 19, 2004 - 12:00am
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