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Power To The People: MII Bans Chinese Telecom Service Monopolization

Aggregated Source: ChinaCSR.com
January 29, 2007|

China's Ministry of Information Industry has issued a circular to local government construction departments and planning departments, as well as the six main telecom operators, banning real estate developers, property managers and telecom operators from signing exclusive agreements for telecom service in residential areas. This is yet another attempt that MII has made in solving "The [...]

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    Power To The People: MII Bans Chinese Telecom Service Monopolization

    Aggregated Source: ChinaTechNews.com
    January 29, 2007|

    China's Ministry of Information Industry has issued a circular to local government construction departments and planning departments, as well as the six main telecom operators, banning real estate developers, property managers and telecom operators from signing exclusive agreements for telecom services in residential areas. This is yet another attempt that MII has made in solving "The [...]

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    Related Info:
  • Power To The People: MII Bans Chinese Telecom Service Monopolization
  • MIIT Orders Chinese Telecoms To Share Telecom Infrastructure
  • CCA Dissatisfied With China's Telecom Service Providers
  • MII Issues Telecom Service Quality Report
  • Telecom Operators Make Service Commitment To Consumers

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