Iranian mobile News Media Review Wednesday 6 August 2008

• Radio Communication and Regulation Organization commission approved GPRS and mms tariffs, RCRO head said.
Published in Jomhouri, Iran, Abrar Eghtesadi, Kar o Karegar, Eghtesad Pouya, Javan, Afarinesh, Abrar, Ghods, Rah Mardom Khabar, Hayat No, Asr Eghtesad, Donya Eghtesad, Etemad, Poul, Sobh Eghtesad and Khorasan newspapers.

• Five percent of Telecommunication Company of Iran shares surely will be got quoted in Tehran Bourse on 9 August, Bourse official said.
 Published in Jomhouri, Siyasat Rouz, Etemad, Poul, Jahan Sanat, Fanavaran, Ghods, Hambastegi, Kargozaran, Asr Eghtesad, Donya Eghtesad and Hayat No newspapers.
 
• Iran Mobile Company’s deputy head announced that his companys subscribers transmitted 66 million sms on Muslim Prophet Mohammeds accession day.
Published in Iran, Keihan, Eghtesad Pouya, Javan, Siyasat Rouz, Hambastegi, Sobh Eghtesad, Khorasan and Kaenat newspapers.

• If indebted subscribers of the mobile Company of Iran fail to settle their phone bills in time their lines will be resold, a company official said.
Published in Khorasan and Afarinesh newspapers.

• The deputy minister of Information and Communication Technology said there may be a change in the mobile phone tariff after Telecommunication Company of Iran’s privatization.
Published in Khabar newspaper.

• Telecommunication Company of Irans offered tariff on GPRS service was approved by Regulation Organization of telecommunication ministry, a regulatory official said.
Published in Jahan Sanat and Ebtekar newspapers.

• An economic expert has suggested that the best logical way to prevent mobile set smuggling is a sensible cut in import tariff.
Published in Fanavaran and Donya Eghtesad newspapers.

• Radio Communication and Regulation Organization has not banned offering mms service, a regulatory official said.
Published in Iran newspaper.

• Telecommunication Company of Iran’s spokesman said that all countries charge for the call diverts and it is a logical one.
Published in Mobna news agency.

• Mobile market experts believe that only 15 percent of the market sales belong to Pocket PCs.
Published in Mobna news agency.

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