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Intertelecom transfers Crimean operations to Russian company under same brand [TeleGeography CommsUpdate](TeleGeography CommsUpdate Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Ukraine's leading CDMA mobile voice/broadband network operator Intertelecom is the latest in a string of Ukrainian companies to cease direct trading in the now-Russian controlled peninsula of Crimea, as it has transferred its operations there to a Russian company, ITC.ua reported. The report says that a newly founded Russian company 'International Telecommunications' (using the same Intertelecom branding) has been issued licences by Russian regulator Roskomnadzor including data transmission, telematic services and the provision of communication channels for five years, valid from 20 October 2014, while a new website is already operational and displaying addresses of service centres in Sevastopol and other areas of Crimea (www.intertelecom.ru.com, a separate site from www.intertelecom.ua); contact centre staff confirmed that new users must sign up with the new Russian-owned company in Crimea (including Sevastopol). (c) 2014 PriMetrica, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (Syndigate.info). |