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Singapore's former incumbent telecommunications player, SingTel has since grown to become a multi-billion dollar business and one of the world's largest mobile network operators.
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Poor network experiences put S'pore telcos under pressure
Negative consumer feedback on service quality is piling on for mobile operators and will only worsen over the festive period, but telcos deny seeing more complaints and pledge to continue beefing up their networks.
SingTel invests in mobile video services startup Vuclip
Telco leads US$13 million investment, along with existing investors NEA and Jafco Ventures, in Series D funding for the media and advertising platform.
SingTel to triple enterprise network in China, India
Telco plans to expand its network infrastructure over next 12 months in both markets, due to demand from domestic companies looking to venture overseas and MNCs looking to expand there.
SingTel Q2 profit down 1.6 percent, downgrades Australia outlook
[UPDATE] Southeast Asia's largest telco braces itself for first drop in annual revenue in 14 years, as it books worse than expected earnings partly due to higher costs and weakness from Australian unit Optus.
SingTel upgrading 3G network at malls amid complaints
Singapore telco releases timetable for network upgrades at malls, following spate of complaints over coverage including Facebook post which went viral last month.
Big data, analytics key play for SingTel
Singapore telco believes business intelligence will be a pillar of future growth, driven by the opportunities opened up by trends such as urbanization and "smart" cities.
SingTel sidesteps cross-carriage rule in EPL deal
Pay TV operator signs another three-season deal but on a non-exclusive basis, so it isn't bound by Singapore's cross-carriage rule to share content with rival StarHub.
SingTel launches subscriber app for event sharing
SingTel has partnered with Goba.Mobi to release a new app designed to promote social events.
SingTel buys 35 percent stake in TheMobileGamer for $1.5M
The telco has acquired a piece of Singapore-based mobile social gaming platform TMG, and adds Japan's Softbank has also invested for a similar stake.
SingTel fined US$310K for fixed-line, pay TV outages
Singapore's IT and media regulators order the telco to pay a total of S$380,000 in fines over several service outages which affected its fixed-line telephone and IPTV subscribers last year.
Indonesia delays 3G auction amid Telkomsel bankruptcy
The tender for more 3G spectrum is postponed for the fourth time, as the government mulls over a situation where the country's largest telco Telkomsel, is potentially disqualified after it was controversially declared bankrupt.
SingTel: Israel 'part of our golden plans'
Israel to be a key area for telco to explore partnerships and investments, especially in digital space; plans to provide TV services via smartphones in emerging markets.
SingTel Q1 profit up 3.2 percent on emerging markets
[UPDATE] Regional associates and one-off gain support earnings in first quarter, which saw group revenue dip 1.6 percent led by decline by Australian unit Optus and weaker Australian dollar.
S'pore cross carriage rule unlikely to lower content costs
Consumers can expect more TV content as operators likely to still bid for exclusive programs, but costs could be transferred to subscribers, industry watchers note.
SingTel expands '4G' service, lowers data cap
update Local telco will offer LTE services on Tuesday, extending previous dongle-only availability, in conjunction with launch of three handsets. New postpaid plans in July, though, will have lower data cap of 2GB.