Time Warner wants to gain a foothold in mobile communications
The U.S. media conglomerate Time Warner, which also owns the online service AOL, plans to expand its involvement in the mobile communications sector. To that end, mobile phone service is to be integrated into the triple-play concept (phone, Internet, and television via a single connection).
The US media group Time Warner, which also owns the online service AOL, wants to become more involved in mobile telephony. To this end, mobile telephony is to be integrated into the triple-play concept (telephone, Internet, television via one connection). Time Warner is already involved in mobile services through a partnership with the network operator Sprint. The Swiss cable network operator Cablecom has already implemented this idea under the heading of "quadruple play" and has recently started offering mobile telephony in addition to cable television, broadband Internet and landline telephony.
