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Hanaro Telecom no decided on 3rd mobile license bid
News Hanaro Telecom Inc, Korea's second-largest operator of high-speed Internet services, said it has yet to decide on scrapping its bid for the nation's third license that will allow faster wireless transmissions of data.
LG Telecom says loss in 2000 more than doubled
News LG Telecom Co, Korea's third-largest mobile phone service provider, said its loss more than doubled last year as it spent more to sign new customers.
Korea Telecom auction may stumble as potential bidders pass
News The government's attempt to sell 14.7 percent of Korea Telecom Corp to local investors may be in trouble because potential buyers say they have decided not to bid for shares in Korea's largest telecommunications company.
RockYou looks to Asia with new US$17M investment
News A new joint venture with Asian telecoms SK and SoftBank will go toward the creation of both Web and mobile apps for Asia-Pacific markets.
Tags: Venture capital, Investments, Mobile/Wireless, Mobile applications, Web 2.0, SK Telecom Co., App, Mobile, Asia, Investment
Why Korea's SK Telecom wants Sprint
News news analysis With its home market nearly saturated, Korea's No. 1 mobile-phone operator seeks an acquisition to become a big player in the lucrative United States.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless, WiMax, Mobile platforms/communications, Next-generation technology/networks, SK Telecom Co., Sprint Communications, bank, China, shareholder, asset
BT backs LG for W-CDMA mobile license
News British Telecommunications Plc, the second-largest shareholder in Korea's LG Telecom Co, will try to help the LG Group secure a license to provide a new mobile phone service based on the wide-band code division multiple access standard, the Seoul Economic Daily and other newspapers reported.
Korea Telecom to sell 3% stake in SK Telecom
News Korea Telecom, the nation's largest fixed-line operator, plans to sell a 3 percent stake in SK Telecom Co to raise money to expand its wireless business.
Korea Telecom to sell 4% of SK Telecom shares
News Korea Telecom Corp, the nation's largest fixed-line operator, will sell 4 percent of SK Telecom Co shares to raise money for its high-speed Internet, wireless and other businesses.
LG Group won't bid for 30% PowerCom stake due to finances
News LG Group, which owns Korea's top Internet service provider and No. 2 fixed-line phone company, said it will abandon its bid for a 30 percent stake in PowerCom, the nation's largest high-speed cable network.
LG in talks with Verizon, Telesystem for last 3G permit
News LG Telecom Ltd is in talks with Verizon Communications Inc. of the US and Canada's Telesystem International Wireless Inc to jointly bid for Korea's third and final license allowing advanced mobile phone services.
SingTel may be interested in Korean cable network co
News Korea Electric Power Corp (Kepco) said it is negotiating to sell a 30 percent stake in its high-speed cable network PowerComm Corp to Japan's Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp and Singapore Telecommunications Ltd.
Korea to award third mobile phone license by March
News Korea said it will award a third license to provide new mobile phone services, including faster access to the Internet, by the middle of March and allow the winner first choice of frequencies and phone prefix.
Korea delays mobile Internet licensing, standards dispute
News South Korea's Ministry of Information and Communications has delayed for one month an application deadline for new high-speed Internet access services in the hope bidders will reach a consensus on standards.
Korea Telecom share sale flops; new attempt set
News Korea found buyers for just a fraction of the shares it offered in Korea Telecom Corp, setting back government efforts to unload its 59 percent stake in the nation's biggest phone company by next year.
LG Telecom says loss in 2000 more than doubled 
News LG Telecom Co, Korea's third-largest mobile phone service provider, said its loss more than doubled last year as it spent more to sign new customers.
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