A LOT of hoopla attended last year’s talks between Australia’s Telstra and San Miguel Corporation (SMC) for a telecommunications joint venture in the Philippines.
The top executives of the two business giants were expansive in predicting that the joint venture would be offering mobile broadband within a year and a much better quality service than the two existing telcos in the country – Globe and Smart, a subsidiary of the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT).
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