The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, May 22, 2007

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Tata Teleservices getting three new licences
Tata Teleservices is all set to get unified access licences for offering mobile and fixed telephone services in Assam, Jammu and Kashmir and North East. The company had applied for these three circles almost a year ago but the Government had ... More

Airtel cuts rates to US, Canada to Rs 1.99
Bharti Airtel on Monday upped the ante in the ongoing tariff war in the international global calling cards segment by reducing ISD call tariffs by 39 per cent to the US and Canada to Rs 1.99 per minute. Airtel mobile subscribers can avail ... More

Target India: Vodafone launches low cost handsets
Even before Vodafone makes its entry into the Indian mobile market, the UK-based company has launched its first branded entry-level handsets priced between $25 and $45. The Vodafone branded handset has been launched aimed at the emerging and ... More

BSNL gets additional pan-India spectrum
Aircel gets it for Kolkata circle More

SOFTWARE
Citrix solutions with SAP `reduce response time'
Solutions were tested at SAP Enterprise Services Community Networking Lab More

Satyam bags multi-year deal from aircraft co
Satyam Computer Services today announced that it has signed a multiyear, multi-disciplinary service agreement with Hawker Beechcraft Corporation (HBC), a manufacturer of special purpose aircraft. The contract mandates Satyam to provide design, ... More

Saastra develops software solution for tourism industry
Saastra, a technology start-up seeking to automate fragmented players in the travel and tourism industry, is set to expand operations overseas in partnership with companies in the UK and Europe. It has developed software as a service (SaaS) ... More

Adobe to focus on animation, publishing
Technology products company Adobe has initiated efforts to spread its reach to 70 cities by the end of this year with focus on animation and publishing. The company hinted at the launch of a new product suite that works with both Mac and Intel ... More

Subex adds more to solutions suite
Subex Azure has added Syndesis Business VoIP Express and Syndesis Consumer VoIP Express to its fulfilment solutions suite. With these, telecom operators can achieve shorter time-to-market for innovative VoIP services while laying ... More

Mantas tool for Korean bank
Mantas Inc, a subsidiary of the Mumbai-based i-flex Solutions, said that Korea Exchange Bank has purchased the Mantas anti-money laundering solution. The solution mitigates risk with enterprise-wide surveillance of customer, ... More

REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS
TRAI reviewing cable TV tariffs
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India is reviewing tariffs of cable television services. While tariffs have been fixed for Conditional Access System (CAS) notified areas at a maximum of Rs 5 per channel, for the larger audience outside of ... More

EXPORTS & IMPORTS
Software exports: Mysore overtakes Mangalore
Registers 94% growth with exports worth Rs 760 cr More

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