Forget Facebook and Twitter. Two of Asia's biggest social media players, Kakao Talk and Line, are growing by making mobile messaging apps an integral part of the lives of young Asians who prefer to ...
DTAC TriNet Network (DTN), a subsidiary of Total Access Communication (DTAC), in collaboration with Line Thailand, has launched a digital mobile service, but telecom observers doubt it will qualify ...
Total Access Communication (DTAC) is shrugging off criticism of its Line Mobile service, saying all of the service's revenue will be channelled to the company and subject to the same regulatory fees ...
Messaging app giant Line revealed Thursday that it’s set to launch a mobile Internet service using its own SIM cards. Called Line Mobile, it’ll launch in Japan this summer. There’ll be no charge for ...
Line Corp said Wednesday that it would enter into a strategic partnership with SoftBank to expand the provision of its mobile service. SoftBank will hold a 51 percent stake in Line Mobile, while Line ...
SoftBank is partnering up with messaging app Line to help develop its Line Mobile telecom service. Line announced that it has agreed to allow SoftBank to take a 51 percent in the business via an ...
SoftBank has entered into an agreement with Line to secure a majority take in the firm's mobile business. On Wednesday, the Japanese conglomerate revealed the deal, in which SoftBank will secure a 51 ...
BANGKOK -- A move by the popular messaging app Line into Thailand's discount mobile-phone services in September now faces a possible regulatory hurdle, as established carriers call into question ...
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