The first mobile telephone service provider was set up in Mongolia ten years ago. Now the country's telecommunication industry has four private operator companies, Mobicom, Skytel, Unitel and G-Mobile, two GSM and two CDMA operators as well as giant state-run Mongolia Telecom company.
According to a report on today's daily newspaper, Unuudur, 980,000 people or one of every two Mongolians have a cell phone.
Mobicom: 665,000 subscribers
Skytel: 215,000 subscribers
Unitel: 10,000 subscribers
G-Mobile: 2,400 subscribers
Monday, October 8, 2007
One of every two Mongolians have mobile telephone
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