Smartphone, operators shorten contracts

The Italian government has set the rules to apply the European directive on mobile phones: the 48-month installments on smartphone purchase contracts disappear. Free customers after 24 months. Here's the news
28-day bills: more than refunds, alternative services

Although the Communications Authority has established automatic refunds for customers, Fastweb, Vodafone, Wind Tre and Tim provide for even complex procedures for customers. And they prefer to resort to the admitted possibility of offering alternative services to their customers. But…
Rai and Mediaset, sparks for TV

The assignment of government mandates on telecommunications to Di Maio's grill opens up new scenarios for the world of television and worries Rai and Mediaset - From frequencies to advertising, not to mention the appointments at the top of…
Wind-3 Italia: ok to the integration

CK Hutchison Holdings, shareholder of 3 Italia Spa, and VimpelCom, shareholder of Wind Telecomunicazioni SpA, announce that they have completed the transaction for the integration of their activities in Italy - From today, 3 Italia and Wind are both controlled by the joint venture…
BT: accounts up and new structure

The group reported an increase in profit in the fiscal third quarter to £928 million, or £0,09 per share - A new organizational structure is on the way which will be operational from April and will include six lines of business.
Tlc: with the cloud, even landlines become smart

Telephony on the cloud allows you to do without the switchboard and, by transferring the lines to the cloud, it allows companies to make significant savings. A world of new services that goes beyond the advanced mobile phone. Fixed-mobile integration is making great strides.…
Tlc, smartphone and tablet boom in Italy

The sector's turnover rose by 23% and 26% respectively. This was stated by the Asstel Report which notes how the new businesses linked to telecommunications networks, from eCommerce to digital payments, push operators to accelerate the investments left to…