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Canadian firm Stratos Global Corp. is offering satellite telephone communications in the country at more affordable rates.
Michael Smith, Stratos vice president for Asia Pacific, said they have launched Iridium satellite services here to cater to shipping, mining and aeronautics companies as well as government soldiers fighting rebels in the hinterlands.
"We will be offering customers who operate in remote locations without cellular or landline telecommunications facilities," he said.
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Stratos Global Corp., one of the world’s leading satellite communication services provider, considers the Philippines as an important market for its services, given that more than 30 million text messages are sent each day throughout the country.
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