+ Follow INMARSAT Tag
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[Title] => Malaysia assessing possible plane wreckage claim
[Summary] => The countries searching for the missing Malaysian jet are assessing a claim by a resource survey company that it found possible plane wreckage in the northern Bay of Bengal, Malaysia's defense minister said yesterday.
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[Title] => 3 pieces of evidence point to jet's takeover
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[Title] => Télécoms Sans Frontières working to provide emergency phone to typhoon-hit areas
[Summary] => Inmarsat-sponsored organization Télécoms Sans Frontières (TSF) is continuing its critical battle to provide emergency phone and broadband services in the worst hit regions of the Philippines following the recent typhoon.
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[Title] => Globe, SingTel offer low IDD rates to seafarers
[Summary] => Globe Telecom and partner Singapore Telecommunications have joined forces to give seafarers the most affordable IDD rates to call their loved ones wherever they may be.
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[Title] => Smart Link expands services to include new VoIP offering
[Summary] => Filipino seafarers who own Smart Link SIMs may now make calls to any Philippine or international number using a new Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service offered by Smart.
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[Title] => Scanmar ships now has Smart Link
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[Title] => Smart gains majority control of Dublin-based Blue Ocean Wireless
[Summary] => Smart Communications Inc., the wholly-owned mobile subsidiary of Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT), is investing an additional $6.26 million in Dublin-based Blue Ocean Wireless (BOW), increasing its equity ownership from 28.3 percent to a majority 51 percent.
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[Title] => Smart, Inmarsat launch expanded satellite phone service for seafarers
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Filipino seafarers can now make calls to the Philippines even while they are out at sea, thanks to the expansion of Smart Link’s prepaid satellite communications service that now reaches out to the whole of Asia, Middle East, Africa and parts of Russia and Australia.
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Filipino seafarers can now make calls to the Philippines even while they are out at sea, thanks to the expansion of Smart Link’s prepaid satellite communications service that now reaches out to the whole of Asia, Middle East, Africa and parts of Russia and Australia.
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