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Mobile Virtual Network Operator: Mobile phone, Frequency allocation, Radio spectrum, Mobile network operator, Telephone exchange, GSM, IS- 95, Network
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available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. A mobile virtual
network operator is a company that provides mobile phone services but
does not have its own licensed frequency allocation of radio spectrum,
nor does it necessarily have all of the infrastructure required to
provide mobile telephone service. A company that does have frequency
allocation(s) and all the required infrastructure to run an independent
mobile network is known simply as a mobile network operator. MVNOs are
roughly equivalent to the "switchless resellers" of the traditional
landline telephone market. An MNO that does not have a frequency
spectrum allocation in a particular geographical region may operate as
an MVNO in that region. An MVNO's roles and relationship to the MNO vary
by market, country and the individual situations of the MNO and MVNO. In
general, an MVNO is an entity or company that works independently of the
mobile network operator and can set its own pricing structures, subject
to the rates agreed with the MNO. |
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