Technology retailers enter new businesses amid market saturation Analysts said technology retailers had managed to sustain growth though the market had gradually become saturated because they had shown the flexibility to enter other businesses.

Advertising information mixed with deceptive content The number of spam messages and calls have dropped since government issued new regulations, but more unwanted communications are being seen.

Circles.Life Reveals its New No-Contract Family Plan in Singapore & Redefines What it Means to Be a Family Circles.Life Reveals its New No-Contract Family Plan in Singapore & Redefines What it Means to Be a Family

Strict rules implemented to stop unwanted messages and advertising Nguyễn Khắc Lịch, deputy director of the Information Safety Department under the Ministry of Information and Communication, talks to ViệtNamNet about measures to prevent spam messages and unwanted advertising.

Hong Kong Innovation Foundation and Sino Group Support Children from Families in Need Through ‘One Laptop’ Programme Hong Kong Innovation Foundation and Sino Group Support Children from Families in Need Through ‘One Laptop’ Programme

MIC blocks 21 million pre-activated SIM cards

Local telecom providers have blocked and retrieved 21 million pre-activated SIM cards in three months, according to the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC).

MIC to conduct a large-scale inspection on junk SIM cards Clearing up telecom waste would also pave the way for new telecom services like mobile money.

$2.7-billion gambling ring busted in Hà Nội Hà Nội police have busted a massive online gambling ring with revenues of up to VNĐ64 trillion (US$2.7 billion).

The uneven road to school for students in rural Kiên Giang Every day, Trần Thị Vân from Cán Gáo Village in the southern province of Kiên Giang’s An Minh District gets up early to prepare food and then take her son to school by boat.

Telecoms firms turning to digital content

With tightened management over pre-activated SIM cards, the number of mobile phone subscriptions was 125.8 million last year, a year-on-year decrease of 3.5 per cent.