LightSquared, NetTalk ink LTE wholesale deal

News Wireless United States 28 JUN 2011
LightSquared, NetTalk ink LTE wholesale deal
LightSquared has signed a multi-year wholesale agreement with telecoms and consumer electronics company NetTalk. Under the terms of the agreement, NetTalk will become a wholesale customer on LightSquared's LTE network, and will develop its own branded voice and high-speed mobile data services for its customers.

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Voice services, Internet Access, Wholesale, Contract & orders

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