Whilst most mobile network operators might aspire to become as popular as social networking sites, the exact opposite has happened in Spain. The country’s most popular social site, tuenti, became an MVNO and has never looked back. Steve James, head of marketing at tuenti movil tells us how this came about.
Tony is a freelance writer, regular speaker, MC and chairman for the telecoms and digital services industries worldwide. He has founded and managed software and services companies, been contributing Analyst for IDC, a freelance writer and is a columnist and video anchor for Telecom Asia. In June 2011, Tony was recognized as one of the 25 most influential people in telecom software worldwide.
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