+ Follow PHILIPPINE NATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Tag
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[Title] => (UPDATE) Senator seeks investigation into Internet service
[Summary] => Senator Paolo Benigno Aquino today called for an investigation into the Internet service being provided by local telecommunication companies.
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[Title] => Globe, Digitel want to make cut-price promo permanent
[Summary] => Globe Telecom Inc., the second-largest Philippine mobile phone company, and rival Digital Telecommunications Philippines Inc. asked for regulatory approval to make permanent their cut-price call-rate promotions.
"We are still evaluating the applications filed by Globe and Digital Telecom,’’ said Edgardo Cabarios, a director at the Manila-based Philippine National Telecommunications Commission. He added "They will be called from time to time to formally hear their intent as to why they want to implement the promotion on a permanent basis.’’
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[Title] => US FCC lifts stop-payment order vs Globe Telecom
[Summary] => The US Federal Communications Commission has lifted its stop-payment order against Globe Telecom, paving the way for US carriers to remit their long overdue payables to the Philippine company.
The FCC’s move followed the conclusion of commercial arrangements between Globe and American carriers AT&T, Sprint, and MCI for termination rates applicable to calls from the US to the Philippines.
"This paves the way for the normalization of relations between us and the US carriers," Globe carrier business head Gil Genio said.
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[Title] => PLDT holds AT&T and the US FCC responsible for any disruption of calls from the US
[Summary] => The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently ordered all US based carriers to stop paying all Philippine telecommunications companies, including PLDT. The decision was brought about by the complaint filed by AT&T and MCI Worldcom against PLDT and other Philippine telcos due to our decision to reasonably increase our rates for inbound international calls terminating on our network from $ 0.085 cents to $ 0.12 cents.
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"We are still evaluating the applications filed by Globe and Digital Telecom,’’ said Edgardo Cabarios, a director at the Manila-based Philippine National Telecommunications Commission. He added "They will be called from time to time to formally hear their intent as to why they want to implement the promotion on a permanent basis.’’
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The FCC’s move followed the conclusion of commercial arrangements between Globe and American carriers AT&T, Sprint, and MCI for termination rates applicable to calls from the US to the Philippines.
"This paves the way for the normalization of relations between us and the US carriers," Globe carrier business head Gil Genio said.
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January 29, 2004 - 12:00am
