Telephone Industry News
•Service fee set to boost Air Malta's online booking (Times of Malta)
In an evident move to boost online bookings, Air Malta will, as from October 1, introduce a service fee of ?10 on each ticket issued to customers through its sales offices, and each ticket issued from its call centre will be subject to a ?5 service fee and a telephone charge per call that will be introduced in the coming weeks.
•Air Malta to introduce service fees for non-online bookings (Times of Malta)
Air Malta is introducing a service fee of ?10 on tickets issued to customers through its sales offices and a ?5 service fee as well as a telephone charge per call for tickets issued through its call centre, the airline said.
•VoIP cutomers warned of possible 911 issues (Fort Saskatchewan Record)
Access to 911 emergency services may be limited depending on your telephone service provider.
•State: Utility pole boxes need municipal OKs (Norwalk Advocate)
STAMFORD - AT&T must seek approval from adjacent property owners and municipalities before it installs equipment boxes for its new telephone, Internet and television service, the state Department of Public Utility Control ruled in a draft decision.
•Phone service restored to Grapevine police, court offices (Fort Worth Star-Te...
BY DOMINGO RAMIREZ JR. GRAPEVINE -- Telephone service was restored Thursday morning at the city?s municipal court and police offices after being out for about three hours, officials said. Emergency calls to dispatchers and 911 calls were not affected, police said. Police officials were notified shortly after 8 a.m. Thursday that phone service was out and it would take several hours before it ...
•WWE steps up push in Japan market
Posing proudly for a snapshot with a glittery championship belt, Seigi Nishiyama is among some 600 other sports fans packing a Tokyo theater who can't get enough of World Wrestling Entertainment.
•Landslides leave 27 dead or missing in Philippines
Two landslides triggered by heavy rains buried more than 20 houses in a remote gold-mining village in the southern Philippines, leaving at least 11 people dead and 16 others missing, officials said Sunday.
•Mediacom dishonesty
Mediacom is pretty dishonest - they report no Internet outages when you call their local service line - then you wait on the telephone for half an hour and their customer service in FL tells you they have an ...
•Overseas offices to pay tax in India
NEW DELHI: Foreign companies providing connectivity and other technical services to domestic call centres through their overseas offices are liable to pay tax on their income in India, the sectoral tribunal has ...
•IPCC On Murder Call Handling Failures
The IPCC finds that a call handler failed to recognise the seriousness of the situation which led to a murder... An Independent Police Complaints Commission investigation into how Lancashire Constabulary ...
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