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Private link biz still seeing red
A major internet service provider reveals its frustrations with government restrictions that cripple competition.
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Plugging in
Ever heard of SEA-ME-WE3? The undersea cable with the rhymey name (it stands for Southeast Asia-Middle East-Western Europe 3) enjoyed its 15 minutes of fame last July when a fault occurred 13...
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What’s your brand?
The Myanmar Times speaks with a variety of people on the street to find out what sort of gadgets they're packing and why.
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Remote control: mobiles a boon for rural areas
How mobile phones reduce labour, save time and make money for those in rural areas.
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Communications (r)evolution
From telegraphs to Telenor, here's a timeline of Myanmar's telecommunications milestones.
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e-governance: Myanmar got its wires crossed
Myanmar’s initial foray into e-government left a legacy of useless webpages, almost all dead or lacking updates. What went wrong, and what needs to change this time?
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How red and blue will bring mobile to you
The Myanmar Times speaks with Ooredoo and Telenor CEOs about plans for the telecoms roll-out and the much-anticipated launch of mobile services later this year.
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