CDMA, China Netcom, China Telecom, China Unicom, GSM, Lao Jianhua, NDRC, National Development and Reform Commission, telecom
Posted by: HuangHuishu on Jan 21
Editorial Summary
National Business Daily is reporting that a plan to split China Unicom was submitted to the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) recently. According to the proposal, China Unicom's GSM and CDMA businesses would be divided between China Telecom and China Netcom, respectively. China Unicom board secretary Lao Jianhua said China Unicom has not received any notification from the government about a split. Officials of NDRC refused to comment on the proposal. An industry insider said that China Unicom's businesses, including its GSM, fixed line and direct dial networks in north China will be integrated into China Telecom, while its south China businesses will be integrated into China Netcom.
Posted by: HuangHuishu on Jan 21
Editorial Summary
National Business Daily is reporting that a plan to split China Unicom was submitted to the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) recently. According to the proposal, China Unicom's GSM and CDMA businesses would be divided between China Telecom and China Netcom, respectively. China Unicom board secretary Lao Jianhua said China Unicom has not received any notification from the government about a split. Officials of NDRC refused to comment on the proposal. An industry insider said that China Unicom's businesses, including its GSM, fixed line and direct dial networks in north China will be integrated into China Telecom, while its south China businesses will be integrated into China Netcom.
