Examples of using Third mobile operator in English and their translations into Croatian
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Serbia to get third mobile operator.
A third mobile operator is expected to be up and running by July 2007. Getty Images.
Business: Serbia gets third mobile operator.
Nine foreign andfour domestic telecom companies have expressed interest in becoming Macedonia's third mobile operator.
Tender announced for third mobile operator in Macedonia.
Austria's Mobilkom won the tender to enter Serbia as the country's third mobile operator.
Serbs will soon have a third mobile operator. Getty Images.
The third mobile operator will have the right to use the frequencies for the next ten years, with a possible ten-year extension.
Business: Macedonia welcomes third mobile operator.
If the third mobile operator contributes to lowering the prices and improving the service conditions, usage is expected to increase.
About 87 per cent believe that a third mobile operator is needed on the Croatian market.
Croatia's Telecommunications Agency selected the Swedish-Croatian consortium Treca Sreca as the winner in the tender for the country's third mobile operator.
Macedonia's third mobile operator-- Mobilkom Austria Group's subsidiary VIP Operator-- began operations on Wednesday September 19th.
Other options for the government include the sale of Telekom Srbija or the entrance of a third mobile operator into the Serbian market.
The winner of the third mobile operator license in Croatia, Tele2, has promised to lower mobile service rates 20 per cent to 50 per cent. AFP.
The minimum one-off fee for the 3G licenses is 2m euros,while the license for a third mobile operator(including 3G) is 6m euros.
Following a repeated tender for a third mobile operator, Croatia's telecommunications authorities have awarded a combined concession for second and third generation mobile telephony(GSM/DCS1800 and UMTS) to a joint Swedish-Croatian consortium, led by Sweden's Tele2.
Last week, the Serbian Agency for Telecommunications published a tender for a third mobile operator, with a starting price of 320m euros.
On 9 May 2007, the company obtained a licence to become the third mobile operator in Montenegro, along with a license for GSM and UMTS technologies.
Telekom Srbija started its operations on July 16,2007, after the company gained license as a third mobile operator as a part of the consortium with Ogalar B.V. company.
Montenegro's telecommunication agency announced a tender for the third mobile operator license and two operating licenses for the 3G network.
Furthermore, Matic alleged, authorities are aiming to limit competition by prohibiting the third mobile operator-- whenever it is selected-- from lowering prices.
The Austrian mobile operator Mobilkom, which recently won the tender to become the third mobile operator in Macedonia, registered its subsidiary in the country.
Despite expectations, Croatia is still without a third mobile telephone operator.
Croatia's third mobile phone operator, Tele2, officially began commercial operation on 1 August.
The 120m-euro deal also includes the license for the country's third mobile phone operator.
