Fri 9 May 2008
Issue 412
Azzuri restructure leads to 71 redundancies
Dealers target dongles for box-breaking
Shebang appoints Glyn Horsfield sales director
3 lodges complaint against Vodafone mobile broadband advert
LG aims for 10pc market share
James Blackman spoke exclusively to new O2 UK business sales director Ben Dowd about the network's three-year strategy, and how the visions of its partners in the independent channel are just as important as their own.
As T-Mobile launched its latest prepay top-up deal, Top Up and Stretch, Michael Garwood spoke to the network's head of prepay Chris Barrow about the latest trends in the never ending battle for market share.
Orange is pinpointed as a poor performer in latest Mobile Industry Satisfaction Survey (MICS), by market research company Aura, which rated all the leading brands for service in airtime, retail and handsets. James Blackman reports
It's like winning the lottery. Not
So, what does the annual Mobile Industry Customer Satisfaction Survey (MICS) tell us, apart from the fact Orange appears to be on the slide?
It's Dongle Central over at 3, according to Kevin Russell. The network's UK chief executive says wireless modems (aka dongles) have been selling like the proverbial.