+ Follow NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS PHILIPPINES Tag
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[Title] => Facelift
[Summary] => Trunk radio operator Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. (NCPI) has transformed into a new organization with a new name: Next Mobile.
Next Mobile, headed by its chief executive Mel Velarde, is set to introduce to the market a whole new range of products and services geared towards data and coordination-intensive markets.
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[Title] => Anti-dummy charges filed against Nextel executives
[Summary] => Top executives and directors of Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. (Nextel) are facing charges for alleged violations of the Philippine Anti-Dummy law before the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).
[DatePublished] => 2002-03-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Nextel International bares majority stake in local company
[Summary] => Beleaguered United States-based trunk radio company Nextel International bared before the US Securities and Exchange Commission (US SEC) that it owns close to 59 percent of its local operating company, Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. (NCPI).
The disclosure was contained in Nextel’s 10-K, 10-Q and S1 reports to the US SEC. The reports are mandatory annual and quarterly disclosures filed by publicly-held companies in the US.
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[Title] => Suspension of Nextel license looms
[Summary] => The suspension of the provisional authority to operate of beleaguered trunk radio firm Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. became imminent last week as the National Telecommunication Commission (NTC) said it found prima facie evidence that the company had committed a violation of certain provisions of the Philippine Constitution.
At a hearing last week, the NTC said it "may issue an order suspending the provisional authority of the respondent (Nextel)" in view of the finding.
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[Title] => Nextel International writes off RP affiliate
[Summary] => US-based Nextel International, Inc. (NII) reported recently that it has discontinued funding to its local affiliate, Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc., following its review of the latter’s operating performance.
In a report to its shareholders and the US Securities and Exchange Commission, NII said it is writing off its Philippine operations also following its "review of economic conditions and other relevant factors relating to Nextel’s operating company (in the Philippines)."
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => DOTC asks NTC to probe Nextel
[Summary] => The Department of Transportation and Communications recently requested the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to immediately act on a complaint filed by several quarters against Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. regarding alleged violation of provisions of the Philippine Constitution on foreign ownership of companies in vital industries.
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Nextel, Smart now interconnected
[Summary] => Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. president Emilio P. Festejo announced this week that Nextel subscribers can now call Smart cellular subscribers and Smart cellular subscribers can now call Nextel subscribers. The recent interconnection between the two networks has allowed easier access to each other’s networks.
Nextel is the country’s biggest trunk radio operator using the fully digital technology called iDEN (integrated digital enhanced network). Smart Communications is one of the country’s major GSM service providers.
[DatePublished] => 2001-05-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Nextel opens new coverage areas
[Summary] => Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. announced recently an aggressive coverage expansion and improvement program aimed at further strengthening its presence in key business and industrial centers in the country.
Nextel chairman Antonio Urera said the company is adding more cellsites in Metro Manila and several provinces in the Central Luzon and Southern Tagalog regions which will open new coverage areas.
Among the most important new coverage areas are the Subic Bay Special Economic Zone and Olongapo City.
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[Title] => Smart, Nextel sign MOA on interconnection
[Summary] => Smart Communications and Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. signed yesterday a memorandum of agreement (MOA), which will pave the way for the interconnection of their networks and services.
The MOA was signed by Rogelio Quevedo, head of legal department of Smart Communications, and Emilio Festejo, president of Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc.
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[Title] => Nextel cuts IDD rates further
[Summary] => Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. cut down to 25 cents its international direct dial (IDD) access rates to any country, the lowest ever offered by the local telecom industry.
Nextel president and CEO Antonio Urera said Nextel subscribers can call all countries at 25 cents per minute beginning Feb. 1 until March 2, 2001, anytime of the day with no airtime charges.
Urera said the promotional rate is Nextel’s way of showing the company’s appreciation to the business sector for its patronage.
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NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS PHILIPPINES
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[Summary] => Trunk radio operator Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. (NCPI) has transformed into a new organization with a new name: Next Mobile.
Next Mobile, headed by its chief executive Mel Velarde, is set to introduce to the market a whole new range of products and services geared towards data and coordination-intensive markets.
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[Title] => Anti-dummy charges filed against Nextel executives
[Summary] => Top executives and directors of Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. (Nextel) are facing charges for alleged violations of the Philippine Anti-Dummy law before the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).
[DatePublished] => 2002-03-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Nextel International bares majority stake in local company
[Summary] => Beleaguered United States-based trunk radio company Nextel International bared before the US Securities and Exchange Commission (US SEC) that it owns close to 59 percent of its local operating company, Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. (NCPI).
The disclosure was contained in Nextel’s 10-K, 10-Q and S1 reports to the US SEC. The reports are mandatory annual and quarterly disclosures filed by publicly-held companies in the US.
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[Title] => Suspension of Nextel license looms
[Summary] => The suspension of the provisional authority to operate of beleaguered trunk radio firm Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. became imminent last week as the National Telecommunication Commission (NTC) said it found prima facie evidence that the company had committed a violation of certain provisions of the Philippine Constitution.
At a hearing last week, the NTC said it "may issue an order suspending the provisional authority of the respondent (Nextel)" in view of the finding.
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[Title] => Nextel International writes off RP affiliate
[Summary] => US-based Nextel International, Inc. (NII) reported recently that it has discontinued funding to its local affiliate, Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc., following its review of the latter’s operating performance.
In a report to its shareholders and the US Securities and Exchange Commission, NII said it is writing off its Philippine operations also following its "review of economic conditions and other relevant factors relating to Nextel’s operating company (in the Philippines)."
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[Title] => DOTC asks NTC to probe Nextel
[Summary] => The Department of Transportation and Communications recently requested the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to immediately act on a complaint filed by several quarters against Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. regarding alleged violation of provisions of the Philippine Constitution on foreign ownership of companies in vital industries.
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Nextel, Smart now interconnected
[Summary] => Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. president Emilio P. Festejo announced this week that Nextel subscribers can now call Smart cellular subscribers and Smart cellular subscribers can now call Nextel subscribers. The recent interconnection between the two networks has allowed easier access to each other’s networks.
Nextel is the country’s biggest trunk radio operator using the fully digital technology called iDEN (integrated digital enhanced network). Smart Communications is one of the country’s major GSM service providers.
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[Title] => Nextel opens new coverage areas
[Summary] => Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. announced recently an aggressive coverage expansion and improvement program aimed at further strengthening its presence in key business and industrial centers in the country.
Nextel chairman Antonio Urera said the company is adding more cellsites in Metro Manila and several provinces in the Central Luzon and Southern Tagalog regions which will open new coverage areas.
Among the most important new coverage areas are the Subic Bay Special Economic Zone and Olongapo City.
[DatePublished] => 2001-04-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => Smart, Nextel sign MOA on interconnection
[Summary] => Smart Communications and Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. signed yesterday a memorandum of agreement (MOA), which will pave the way for the interconnection of their networks and services.
The MOA was signed by Rogelio Quevedo, head of legal department of Smart Communications, and Emilio Festejo, president of Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc.
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[Title] => Nextel cuts IDD rates further
[Summary] => Nextel Communications Philippines, Inc. cut down to 25 cents its international direct dial (IDD) access rates to any country, the lowest ever offered by the local telecom industry.
Nextel president and CEO Antonio Urera said Nextel subscribers can call all countries at 25 cents per minute beginning Feb. 1 until March 2, 2001, anytime of the day with no airtime charges.
Urera said the promotional rate is Nextel’s way of showing the company’s appreciation to the business sector for its patronage.
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