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Tall telecommunication tower against a cloudy sky representing AIS 4G network failure and obsolescence in Thailand

How Two Telcos and a Rigged Regulator Abandon Millions

infographic illustrating "1,000 Days of Regulatory Slumber" following the finalization of the True and DTAC merger on March 1, 2023. It depicts a timeline from Day 1 ("Merger Acknowledged") to Day 1,000 ("Competition Extinct"). Key impacts listed are: Market Structure change from Triopoly to Duopoly, Deal Value (An $8 Billion Consolidation), and the Result (Higher bills, stagnant service, and zero accountability).

Today marks 1,000 Days Since a Telecom Watchdog Vanished

Chart showing 60 percent growth in global MVNO market over ten years

MVNO Market Explodes – Data Confirms Over 60 Percent Growth

Nigeria's telecommunications landscape will officially welcome its first fully-fledged Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) today

Nigeria’s MVNO Era Finally Begins today

BTCL’s Groundbreaking MVNO in Bangladesh to Offer Triple-Play & Bridge Digital Divide

New Policy 2025: Bangladesh Telecom Opens Doors to MVNOs

Bangladesh Opens Doors to MVNOs in New Telecom Reform

An illustrative image depicting a large, ornate gate with a digital sign that reads "SPECTRUM CRISIS! AUCTION WINNERS ONLY." A man in a suit stands in front of the gate, which is open to a highway leading into a city skyline. Two sleek, colorful race cars, one green and one red, labeled "AIS" and "TRUE" respectively, are speeding through the gate. Behind them, a slow, old bus and a group of three motorbikes are stopped and blocked by the man, unable to pass. The image symbolizes a telecom regulator's auction that only benefited the two dominant operators, leaving out state-owned and smaller competitors.

How The Illusion of Spectrum Crisis Paved the Way for Duopoly Dominance

Court to Rule on NBTC's Acknowledgment of Controversial TRUE-DTAC Merger

Court to Rule on NBTC’s Acknowledgment of Controversial TRUE-DTAC Merger

A large, metallic bear trap with carved legal and justice symbols, including a gavel and scales, sits in a grassy field. A dirt path runs through the trap toward a modern city skyline under a dramatic, cloudy sunset. The field is filled with dozens of broken and decaying tombstones shaped like vintage mobile phones, some with Thai text inscriptions. The imagery suggests a regulatory system in Thailand has trapped and destroyed mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs).

Thailand’s MVNO Scandal – How the Regulator Blocks Competition

A digital illustration showing two hands pulling apart a jigsaw puzzle of Thailand's map, which is fragmented and missing pieces. Crushed old mobile phones lie on the ground below. In the background, two Thai temples are visible through a thick fog.

A Telecom Merger of Broken Promises, Vanished Competition & Regulatory Neglect