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The prominent Minister of Economic Development, Pierluigi Bersani, publicly stated during a TV interview that the Italian Government might soon ban the mobile recharge fee if the operators will not soon lower it.
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Dhiraagu the national communications provider and largest service operator of the Republic of Maldives, has awarded Telecom Italia Sparkle one of its first international links via submarine cable.
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Fastweb announced preliminary consolidated results for the fourth quarter 2006. Fastweb generated positive free cash flow on a quarterly basis for the first time since inception.
Telecom Italia will design and deploy a terrestrial repeater network throughout Italy for WorldSpace Italia to facilitate the start of commercial satellite radio in Italy.
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