AT&T applies for telco licenses in India

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Expanding beyond long-distance and international phone services in India, AT&T and partner seek licenses for wireless serivices.

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Nooooooooo
by niravabhavsar October 1, 2007 7:24 PM PDT: Oh God....No.......AT&T shouldn't go anywhere outside the US to burden others with its crappy service...LOL.
Anyways, they won't be able to compete with much efficient European and local service providers.; Reply to this comment

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