Two Norwegian 3G licenses up for sale

News Wireless Norway 1 JUL 2003
Two Norwegian 3G licenses up for sale
Norwegian telecom regulator PT (Samferdselsdepartementet og Post- og teletilsynet) plans to auction two 3G licenses. Interested bidders have until August 29 to submit their bids. The two licenses were already auctioned by means of a beauty contest but Broadband Mobile as well as Tele2 Norge has returned it after reconsidering their 3G strategy. Norway currently has two 3G license holders: incumbent Telenor and Swedish-Finnish TeliaSonera's NetCom.

Categories:

Mobile

Companies:

Tele2,  Telenor

Countries:

Norway

Tags:

3G, Finance

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