Bangladesh Issues 32 VoIP licenses Bangladesh has issued Internet Telephony licenses to 32 ISPs, and has plans to award more such licenses, reports the Daily Star, quoting Zia Ahmed, Chairman of Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC), the countrys telecom regulator. However, no list has yet been put up on the BTRC website. You may download the latest VoIP guidelines from the BTRC here (pdf), issued on the 4th of June 2009. Adobe India Sets Its Sights On Mobile Ecosystem Its India development centre focuses on mobile development, and has contributed to the releases of software such as database software ColdFusion and open source framework Flex. Now, it plans to diversify into content and application platforms for handsets. The Indian centre will also take on the task of integrating all the web applications of its mother company to mobiles - as it did with Flash Lite, a multimedia player. (via CXOToday) Astroyogi Eyes Malaysian Mobile Partnerships Astroyogi.com is making its debut in Malaysia with a tie-up with a Malaysian telecommunication service provider. It had launched in the Southeast Asian region earlier this year by partnering with MSN in Indonesia, Philippines and Singapore. It will provide services ranging from horoscope, feng shui, tarot, numerology and palmistry on their mobile phones. [Bernama] Datacom Gets A Clean Chit For Ambani Stake From DOT India's Department of Telecom has given a clean chit to Datacoms Solutions, saying that there aren’t any violations of the license norms if Mukesh Ambani has equity stake in the company. The DoT was asked to investigate…
