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The Philippines lags behind other Asian countries and regions in the popularization of digital TV, according to the latest figures released Thursday by Informa Telecoms and Media, a leading provider of business intelligence and strategic services to the global telecoms and media markets.
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The days of ramp-up of cellular subscribers are no longer there.


Faced with this grim but inevitable reality, as the mobile penetration rate (the percentage of the population using mobile phones) nears 40 percent most of which are in Metro Manila and other urban areas, cellular service providers grapple for ways and means to keep the business growing.


"Now, when we talk about the growth in the business, we are as much concerned with subscriber growth rates as with average revenue per user," Globe Telecom president Gerardo Ablaza says.


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Even as spending on network security has steadily risen in recent years and has taken up a much bigger share of IT budgets, global businesses remain vulnerable and constantly at risk to security breaches.  


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Based on projections by financial analyst UBS Investment, PLDT’s revenues for 2003 could rise to P96.1 billion compared to P80.16 billion in the previous year.


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Based on projections by financial analyst UBS Investment, PLDT’s revenues for 2003 could rise to P96.1 billion compared to P80.16 billion in the previous year.


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