Telstra Wins Top Asian Telco Award

From
http://www.smarthouse.com.au/Phones/Industry/Q6N7H6V7

Australia's largest telco, Telstra has managed to win the 'Best Asia Telecom
Carrier' and 'Best Asian Mobile Carrier' awards at the 2008 Telecoms Asia
Awards held in Thailand overnight.

The awards, now in their 11th year are Asia's largest telecom industry
awards and recognise outstanding performance by the service providers and
industry executives, with the winners chosen from candidates nominated by
Telecom Asia readers and editors, in partnership with Ovum, one of the
world's leading ICT research and consultancy firms.


The final selection is made by an independent panel of industry experts
based on financial performance, technology, market leadership and corporate
governance.
Last year's winner was SK Telecom, which took out the overall prize for Best
Asian Telecom Carrier as well as Best Mobile Carrier.


In accepting the awards in Phuket, Telstra Executive Director Wireless Mike
Wright said the awards "are testament to the efforts of our people who are
the reason we continue to deliver on our world-leading five-year
transformation program.


"We now rank at or near the top of our global peer group on many key
financial performance measures and are the clear market leader in mobiles
and broadband in Australia", he said.
And according to Joseph Waring, Telecom Asia Group Editor, "... Telstra's
successes are clearly recognition for its rapid rollout and launch of Next
G, and the impact the mobile broadband service has had on the market."

Alan Parkington <patriot@iheartaustralia.com.au> wrote:

> From
> http://www.smarthouse.com.au/Phones/Industry/Q6N7H6V7

> Australia's largest telco, Telstra has managed to win the 'Best Asia Telecom Carrier' and 'Best Asian Mobile Carrier'
> awards at the 2008 Telecoms Asia Awards held in Thailand overnight.

Whoopy fucking doo.

You can bribe asians to do anything you like, fuckwit.

> The awards, now in their 11th year are Asia's largest telecom industry
> awards and recognise outstanding performance by the service providers
> and industry executives, with the winners chosen from candidates
> nominated by Telecom Asia readers and editors, in partnership with
> Ovum, one of the world's leading ICT research and consultancy firms.

One of the biggest collection of wankers, actually.

> The final selection is made by an independent panel of industry experts based on financial performance, technology,
> market leadership and corporate governance.

And Telstra sent in the sluts to suck their dicks, and supplied
them with magnifying glasses so they could find them too.

> Last year's winner was SK Telecom, which took out the overall prize
> for Best Asian Telecom Carrier as well as Best Mobile Carrier.

Whoopy fucking doo.

> In accepting the awards in Phuket, Telstra Executive Director
> Wireless Mike Wright said the awards "are testament to the efforts of our people who are the reason we continue to
> deliver on our world-leading five-year transformation program.

Wota fucking wanker...

> "We now rank at or near the top of our global peer group on many key financial performance measures and are the clear
> market leader in mobiles and broadband in Australia", he said.

Bare faced lie.

> And according to Joseph Waring, Telecom Asia Group Editor, "...
> Telstra's successes are clearly recognition for its rapid rollout and launch of Next G, and the impact the mobile
> broadband service has had on the market."

Wota fucking wanker...

On Wed, 09 Apr 2008 09:02:47 +0000, "Alan Parkington"
<brownnose@isuckseppos.com> wrote:

> From
> http://www.smarthouse.com.au/Phones/Industry/Q6N7H6V7
>
> Australia's largest telco, Telstra has managed to win the 'Best Asia
> Telecom Carrier' and 'Best Asian Mobile Carrier' awards at the 2008
> Telecoms Asia Awards held in Thailand overnight.

Woopie doo! Shame they're not the best Australian carrier, isn't it? And
telecoms infrastructure in Asia is mostly not that hard to compete with,
really. Mind you, Portuguese Telecom could hardly be doing a worse job in
East Timor than tel$cum did when they were "operating" the phone system
there!

> The awards, now in their 11th year are Asia's largest telecom industry
> awards and recognise outstanding performance by the service providers
> and industry executives, with the winners chosen from candidates
> nominated by Telecom Asia readers and editors, in partnership with Ovum,
> one of the world's leading ICT research and consultancy firms.
>
>
> The final selection is made by an independent panel of industry experts
> based on financial performance, technology, market leadership and
> corporate governance.
> Last year's winner was SK Telecom, which took out the overall prize for
> Best Asian Telecom Carrier as well as Best Mobile Carrier.
>
>
> In accepting the awards in Phuket, Telstra Executive Director Wireless
> Mike Wright said the awards "are testament to the efforts of our people
> who are the reason we continue to deliver on our world-leading five-year
> transformation program.
>
>
> "We now rank at or near the top of our global peer group on many key
> financial performance measures and are the clear market leader in
> mobiles and broadband in Australia", he said. And according to Joseph
> Waring, Telecom Asia Group Editor, "... Telstra's successes are clearly
> recognition for its rapid rollout and launch of Next G, and the impact
> the mobile broadband service has had on the market."

On Wed, 09 Apr 2008 20:15:11 GMT Will Kemp <Will@xxxx.Swaggie.net>
wrote:

> Woopie doo! Shame they're not the best Australian carrier, isn't it?
> And telecoms infrastructure in Asia is mostly not that hard to
> compete with, really. Mind you, Portuguese Telecom could hardly be
> doing a worse job in East Timor than tel$cum did when they were
> "operating" the phone system there!

For a while Tel$tra was pretending to operate the mobile network in
Cambodia as well.

On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 07:22:13 +1000, John Phillips wrote:

> On Wed, 09 Apr 2008 20:15:11 GMT Will Kemp <Will@xxxx.Swaggie.net>
> wrote:
>
>> Woopie doo! Shame they're not the best Australian carrier, isn't it?
>> And telecoms infrastructure in Asia is mostly not that hard to compete
>> with, really. Mind you, Portuguese Telecom could hardly be doing a
>> worse job in East Timor than tel$cum did when they were "operating" the
>> phone system there!
>
> For a while Tel$tra was pretending to operate the mobile network in
> Cambodia as well.

Maybe that's why they won - as a reward for fucking off!

"Rod Speed" <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:663hfvF2hlqbbU1@mid.individual.net...
> Alan Parkington <patriot@iheartaustralia.com.au> wrote:
>
>> From
>> http://www.smarthouse.com.au/Phones/Industry/Q6N7H6V7
>
>> Australia's largest telco, Telstra has managed to win the 'Best Asia
>> Telecom Carrier' and 'Best Asian Mobile Carrier' awards at the 2008
>> Telecoms Asia Awards held in Thailand overnight.

Pity Australia isn't Asia fuckwit. Only Paul Keating thought so (sorry I
mean Poh Kee-Ting).


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On Sun, 13 Apr 2008 10:01:32 +1000 "thegoons" <thegoons@bigpond.com>
wrote:

> Only Paul Keating thought so (sorry I
> mean Poh Kee-Ting).

He like Poo Pak Ing!