Tata DoCoMo Ente Recharge offer in Kerala

mydala is all set to become the leader in the mobile commerce arena with an overall reach to 200mn customers across India. It is one of the few companies in the world that provide cutting edge services by utilizing the most basic denominator of mobile ...

filed under Advertising, India IBS and Maxus won a Platinum award each for their Gold-winning work for Tata Docomo and Platinum Guild India respectively IBS was crowned the Agency of the Year at the Campaign India Digital Crest Awards (CIDCA) ...

Japanese telecom major Docomo owns 26% in Tata Teleservices, while the remaining equity is held by minority investors, including the Sivasankaran group. The Tata group and Norwegian telecom major Telenor have appointed merchant bankers to advisethem ...

Due to low postpaid user group, Tata DoCoMo has allegedly decided to stop its postpaid services in Bihar and West Bengal circles. The cellular service provider of Tata Teleservices, Tata DoCoMo is planning to cease post-paid services in Bihar and ...

Tata Tele, 26% owned by Japan's NTT DoCoMo, has informed the government that it will surrender all airwaves beyond the 2.5 MHz limit in 15 regions.

Mobile operator Tata DOCOMO has partnered with the online music streaming serviceSaavn* to launch music-oriented data plans to its 2G and 3G prepaid GSM subscribers. While the deal period or financial details of the partnership were not disclosed, Tata DOCOMO ...

The intent of this commercial was to communicate TATA DOCOMO's robust data network. And DraftFCB+Ulka New Delhi did it by giving the age old idea of sharing a face-lift. The idea here was to capture the impulse to share our stories and experiences ...

Update 3 (May 29) : Tata Sons has submitted another notice of offer to the BSE, to sell 35 million equity shares (35,000,000 shares) of value Rs 10 each, representing 1.84% stake in TTML. The sale is expected to start onMay 30, 2013 at 9.15 AM and ...

Cash-strapped Tata Teleservices is cutting back on the number of mobile sites, substituting it with leased networks from competitors, the latest in a series of austerity measures by the Tata Group's telecom arm. The move follows a slew of other ...