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                    [Title] => Asia-based mobile phone consortium forges tieup with Inmarsat
                    [Summary] => ACeS International Ltd. (ACeS), Asia’s main mobile phone satellite operator, and Inmarsat, the world’s leading operator, have announced wide-ranging collaboration arrangements expected to revolutionize the mobile satellite service (MSS) industry worldwide. 

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Santiago said the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) should come up with an incentive scheme that would allow telcos to earn credit points for each phoneless barangay served.
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Santiago said the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) should come up with an incentive scheme that would allow telcos to earn credit points for each phoneless barangay served.
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