To provide credence to their power to fine, the Telecommunications Department had a legal opinion drafted on the matter.
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PwC to review 'gogreen' policy for Indian telecoms industry
PricewaterhouseCoopers is set to assess the 'gogreen' policy and its implementation in the Indian telecommunications industry.
Vodafone shares climb after AT&T takeover report
Industry analysts said that AT&T's consideration on acquiring a European asset like Vodafone Group was the next logical step for the US mobile operator.
AT&T preparing takeover plan for UK's Vodafone Plc
To gain foothold for mobile broadband adoption in Europe, AT&T is seeking to acquire major telecoms firms such as Vodafone in the near future.
Netflix includes Waoo!, Virgin Media and Com Hem to its TV streaming listing
Denmark's Waoo!, Sweden's Com Hem and the UK's Virgin Media are the latest additions to the Netflix galaxy of streaming partners.
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Intel Corp was reportedly nearing an agreement to exit from its television service business with Verizon Communications Inc.
News Corp received a five-year revolving line of credit amounting to USD 650 million. News Corp was able to get a revolving credit line worth USD 650 million, which would be good for five years.
French billionaire Xavier Niel was looking at possible deals with phone companies in Europe, sources told Bloomberg.
Vodafone seeks bigger share of its Indian unit, wants government approval. Vodafone Group Plc sought approval on Tuesday, Oct. 29, to raise the number of shares of its India unit for $US1.
Private equity company KKR purchased minority stakes in rural wireless infrastructure-focused companies run by Associated Partners.
A stockholder of NQ Mobile Inc filed a case against the Chinese firm for incurring losses after a research report said NQ had inflated its revenues.
AMC Networks was set to own international content business Chellomedia for USD1.04 billion. According to AMC Networks Inc, it would be purchasing the international content business of Liberty Global Inc.
Lagardere's statement released on Monday was unclear regarding its rumored exit from pay-television operator Canal+.
A source told Bloomberg that Virtela Technology Services would be bought by NTT Communications Corp for USD 512 million.
