Will MyRepublic's multi-play telco strategy give it the edge?
WHEN it comes to what observers fear is a looming price war in the crowded consumer telco market, battle lines are no longer neatly drawn between asset-heavy mobile network operators (MNOs) and their mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) clients.
And the refusal to participate in rate-slashing marks the entrance of a different breed of telco - one that wants the best of both worlds. Such a move has bucked industry predictions that MVNOs would compete on price, even as the market here added its third such operator in under a year.
The newest kid on the block - MyRepublic, a seven-year-old fibre broadband player…
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