interconnect

Make or break for cheaper mobile in SA: Alan Knott-Craig Cell C CEO Alan Knott-Craig has weighed in on the pending court battle over call termination rate regulations in South Africa.

South Africa's small mobile operators smiling The halving of mobile phone termination rates will hurt MTN and Vodacom but benefit smaller operators, Moody’s said on Monday.

Neotel vs Telkom vs ICASA: 2012 termination rates Have retail prices kept up with termination rate cuts instituted by ICASA?

Mobile termination rates: How does SA compare? How does SA’s mobile termination rates compare against the OECD nations?

EASSy interconnects with Global Crossing WIOCC today announced the interconnection of its network with that of Global Crossing, a leading global IP solutions provider.

ICASA Call Termination Regulations: What the operators say ICASA recently unveiled its Call Termination Regulations. This is how the prominent providers feel about these regulations.

Vodacom supports ICASA's rates decision Vodacom is "supportive" of the decision taken by the Independent Communications Authority of SA (Icasa) on mobile termination rates (call costs).

ICASA suggests aggressive interconnect cuts ICASA publishes final Call Termination Regulations, suggesting significant interconnect rate reductions.

Set interconnect rates at 25c per minute says ECN ECN suggests setting the final interconnection rate at 25 cents as opposed to 40 cents.

Telecoms growth slowed by low interconnect rates says BMI-T Knock on impact of falling mobile termination rates slows down telecoms growth, says BMI-TechKnowledge

Telkom and MTN to fight it out at ICASA CCC Interconnect agreement dispute lands Telkom and MTN before ICASA’s Complaints and Compliance Committee

Neotel today said that it welcomes the publication of the draft call termination regulations that propose further interconnection rate reductions. We welcome interconnect rate cuts says Neotel

ICASA mum on interconnect regulations ICASA would not comment on its plans to have draft regulations ready by the end of March

Quickie: Is it true that if I were to take out a contract now, I will be tied into those specific call rates for the next 2 years and hence cannot take the benefit of the reduced interconnect rates that are hopefully going to materialize in the near future?