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MIIT Cuts Fees, Times for Handset Testing, Network Approval
C114, 8/07/08
An informed source has revealed that the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) held a meeting on August 1 at which it decided to cut its handset testing and network approval fee for CDMA phones from more than RMB 200,000 to RMB 110,000 and eliminated the need for CDMA Development Group (CDG) testing of CDMA devices for manufacturers that have already passed these tests. Read More...
China Mobile, Tietong to Integrate Wireless Broadband Businesses
China Communications, 8/07/08
Industry insiders claim China Mobile (NYSE: CHL; 0941.HK) and China Tietong have already selected wireless broadband as the starting point for integration of the two companies’ services, although each region will develop its own models based on its specific circumstances. Read More...
Beijng to Invest RMB 1.6 bln in“Wireless City”
The Beijing News, 8/07/08
Xie Linzhen, the chief scientist for Beijing’s "Wireless City" constructor CECT-Chinacomm, claims a total of almost RMB 100 mln was invested in the first stage of the Wireless City project. Read More...
Coca-Cola, Pioco Partner for Mobile Ad Campaign
PRNewswire, 8/06/08
Chinese Bluetooth advertiser and media operator Pioco will run a Bluetooth marketing campaign for soft-drink vendor Coca-Cola during the Olympic Games. Read More...
Kong.net Provides Olympic Content
Beijing Times, 8/06/08
Chinese wireless value-added service provider and WAP portal operator KongZhong (Nasdaq: KONG) announced agreements with sports information portal China Interactive Sports (Sports.cn), the operator of the official website for the Chinese Olympic Committee, and Getty Images, the official photography agency for the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games (BOCOG). Read More...
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