Mobile revenue growth: June 2007 quarter and outlook
20 July 2010Aggregate mobile service revenue growth in the June quarter was 2.7%, down almost 1%, although this is mostly explicable by regulated price cuts
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Aggregate mobile service revenue growth in the June quarter was 2.7%, down almost 1%, although this is mostly explicable by regulated price cuts
International performance was hit by problems in Jamaica and was weak generally except for Panama and Macau
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