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INFO-TECH TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Mobile operators to pay for excess 2G spectrum Bharti, Vodafone, Idea may have to cough up Rs 4,000 cr as one-time fee. New Delhi, Sept. 23 Mobile operators, including Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Essar and Idea Cellular, may have to cough up as much as Rs 4,000 crore each for having spectrum ... MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS: Etisalat buys 45% in Swan Tele for $900 m Indian start-up holds licences in 13 service areas; valued at $2 b. New Delhi, Sept. 23 Emirates Telecommunications Corporation (Etisalat) has signed a definitive agreement to acquire approximately 45 per cent of Swan Telecom Private Ltd, one of ... OUTLOOK: US turmoil may not affect outsourcing Major clients in Govt control; yet vendors sound upbeat. Bangalore/Chennai, Sept. 23 Regulatory intervention in US financial institutions such as American International Group (AIG), Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae to avert insolvency, is unlikely to ... RADIO/TV: TRAI issues consultation paper on cross media ownership New Delhi, Sept. 23 The need for cross media ownership — whether it is a limit to the number of channels per broadcaster, geographical reach, market share or how much of a television or radio channel a newspaper can own — and ... VENTURE CAPITAL: KKR, Bahrain co to inject $60 m in Aricent New Delhi, Sept. 23 Aricent, a technology and outsourcing company focused on communications industry, on Tuesday announced that Bahrain-based The Family Office and existing investor KKR would inject a combined $60 million, into the company in ... SOFTWARE: Satyam opens new facility in Pune Hyderabad, Sept. 23 Satyam Computer Services Ltd on Tuesday opened a development centre in the Pune Special Economic Zone at the Rajiv Gandhi InfoTech Park, ...
SOFTWARE:
Infotech Enterprises opens facility in Noida
SECURITY: Bounce back — with back-up A computer glitch in a global marketplace this month highlights the vulnerability of large data systems — even as system and storage security players join to even the odds of recurrence.. A catastrophic computer crash on September 9 ...
SECURITY:
Perils of wireless Internet
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