TM Net is using music as a way to promote its streamyx services. So if you’re a fan of old-school rocker Amy of Search or would like to hear the vocal chops of Malaysian Idol 2005 winner Jaclyn Victor, make your way to one of the venues of TM Net’s Broadband Fiesta 2006.
April 27 2006 || 12:00 pm
April 26 2006 || 12:49 pm
However, 3G will not feature in its future plans, at least at this point. DiGi appears adamant that it’ll not be leasing capacity from or taking up equity stakes in either of the two companies that were awarded 3G bandwidths in February.
April 24 2006 || 12:35 pm
The fiesta, which is to encourage the adoption of broadband lifestyle, targeting the urban, young market, is undertaken by TM Net Sdn Bhd (TM Net) and its partners, FTec System Sdn Bhd and AZ-Technology Sdn Bhd.
April 19 2006 || 2:51 pm
According to Lai, hard disk failure was the cause of the incident which occurred at 9am on March 30, which affected some 5,000 of TM Net’s active e-mail service customers. The problem was resolved within three hours, he said.
April 18 2006 || 12:08 pm
“We are proud to be able to facilitate UUM’s strategic plan to use ICT as a platform to pursue knowledge. Learning and teaching will certainly be easier and more exciting with broadband technology,”
April 17 2006 || 5:49 pm
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“They see the pennies instead of the pounds, losing sight of the ‘pot of gold’ in the distance. They are interested only in making profits and protecting their investments, putting the future of the whole industry in jeopardy,” he said.
April 17 2006 || 12:00 pm
Datuk Seri Dr Lim Keng Yaik said the telcos have become monopolistic, which is also hindering the development of the nation’s information and communications technology (ICT) industry.
“They see the pennies instead of the pounds, losing sight of the ‘pot of gold’ in the distance. They are interested only in making profits and protecting their investments, putting the future of the whole industry in jeopardy,” he said.
April 14 2006 || 12:28 pm
“I gave the 3G licence to the two firms to promote content development,” Lim said. “It’s about time.”
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