Amazon Prime Mobile: Exploring Options with Carriers, Will It Happen?

Amazon is reportedly considering a move into the mobile market by offering mobile contracts with Prime subscriptions in the US. The company is said to have engaged in discussions with leading carriers such as Verizon, T-Mobile, Dish, and AT&T to explore possible collaborations. The offering would provide mobile connectivity through existing Prime subscriptions or at…

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NBN Sky Muster Plus Premium: Bridging Australia’s Remote Connectivity Gap

Australia’s state-owned broadband network company, NBN, has introduced a new satellite plan called NBN Sky Muster Plus Premium. This plan aims to provide uncapped data to 400,000 homes, specifically targeting remote and regional areas that lack access to terrestrial networks. With burst download speeds of up to 100Mbps and lower wholesale pricing, the plan offers…

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Debate on Charging CAPs Network Fees: Impact on Consumers, Innovation, and Telecommunication Industry

European lawmakers recently met to discuss the proposal of charging content and application providers (CAPs) a network fee for the traffic they generate. Out of the ministers present, 18 rejected this idea or demanded further investigation, reflecting a lack of consensus regarding this contentious issue. The debate was sparked during the EU’s consultation called “the…

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