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Smartphone rebate turnaround: MCMC hung out to dry?

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The MCMC gave us a few solid motives on why there has been a want for a rate-cap on the cellphone rebate But whilst the industry regulator changed into ably protecting its scheme, the Government did a backflip and removed it > IT isn't each day that I have to publicly admit I became wrong, so mark at the present time, parents.   A little greater than per week in the past, I wrote a scathing piece approximately the Malaysian Government’s decision to position a cap of RM500 at the charge of smartphones that could come under its RM200 rebate software announced final September for Budget 2013.   This changed into the final nail inside the coffin, for most people here at Digital News Asia (DNA) have been towards the rebate inside the first location, which will value the Malaysian tax-payer RM300 million that might be higher spent upgrading infrastructure and broadening access to the Internet for all the economically-disadvantaged in the usa, not simply 1.five million residents...

MCMC issues spectrum for 4G

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Eight businesses allowed get admission to to the 2600 MHz spectrum band Service vendors expected to enter into clever partnerships and sharing agreements, says MCMC alt="MCMC problems spectrum for 4G" src="/sites/default/documents/snap shots/digital%20economy/cellular phonepercent20mixedpercent20race.jpg" fashion="margin:2px 5px; width:350px; top:233px; glide:proper; " identify="MCMC troubles spectrum for 4G">THE Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has announced the allocation of the lots-anticipated 2600 MHz spectrum band, paving the way for Malaysians to enjoy 4G (Fourth Generation) services which can provide cellular broadband speeds in excess of a hundred Mbps. Eight (eight) businesses may be allowed get entry to to the 2600 MHz spectrum band: Celcom Axiata Bhd, DiGi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd, Maxis Broadband Sdn Bhd, Packet One Networks (M) Sdn Bhd, Puncak Semangat Sdn Bhd, REDtone Marketing Sdn Bhd, U Mobil...

MCMC fines major telcos RM1.2mil for dropped calls

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Considering celebrity-rating machine in order that customers can make informed alternatives Maxis had the best dropped name price of 8.16% in Pendang, Kedah [Article amended with Maxis statement below] THE Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) stated it has served 28 compounds totalling RM1.2 million ((US$371,920) to Maxis, Celcom, DiGi and U Mobile – six instances greater than the compounds issued in March 2013.   The compounds had been served after MCMC carried out ‘Extensive End-Point Service Availability Testing’ (EESAT) in the 0.33 sector (July-September) of 2013, national, the Commission said in a declaration.   “We stepped-up EESAT in 2013 because of the severa court cases and reviews acquired from the general public, NGOs (non-governmental corporations) and the media regarding dropped calls early closing 12 months,” stated MCMC chairman Mohamed Sharil Tarmizi (p.c) .   “We view complaints about telcos very critically, in particular for failing to deliv...