Posts Tagged “Tata”

Virgin Mobile India: Something “different”?

by Abhishek on October 26, 2008

Virgin Mobile is going full throttle with it’s advertising blitz; I remember, there was some issue with it’s licence because it was a virtual network operator. Tata claims that it isn’t. The truth, as to who fathered it, is not (…)

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Image Managers

by Abhishek on October 10, 2008

I have lost the link but companies are hiring “image managers” to manage their portfolio online with all the negative publicity flying thick and fast. I wonder what would Tata Broadband do about being featured in my blog? They have (…)

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Tatas: Selling their soul

by Abhishek on September 15, 2008

Poor idiots! They had to sell to DoCoMo, a leader in the 3G services. With the policy as announced, the duds had it in them. They had to sell out to the highest bidder. Very soon, the whole landscape of (…)

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IPTV India: Against DTH?

by Abhishek on August 15, 2008

Viewers are spoilt for choice. DTH is a credible option and at the start of the day, I had no frigging clue to the pent up demand for the same. The Direct To Home players like Tatas and Zee have (…)

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Mobiles in India: Value added services

by Abhishek on August 10, 2008

This is a link to Rajesh Jain’s blog; Emergic. I am glad that he has started blogging again, although he is doing to promote his venture called as Netcore. He used to post across links daily to various tech columns (…)

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Tata Communications: Buys up stake in South Africa

by Abhishek on June 27, 2008

I have no clue as to why the Indians are obessed about snapping up deals with South Africans. Although, it’s commendable when Indian companies snap up struggling European majors; the same that Tata did for Corus and Tetley Tea. Although, (…)

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Virgin India Mobile: New take

by Abhishek on June 1, 2008

They came with a bang and ended up with a whimper. There were many people to take on their claims and their initial “thrust” seems to have slowed down; I hardly see their advertisements in the media. TRAI questioned about (…)

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