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GTA says it’s still interested to expand to the CNMI

Guam’s incumbent telecom carrier, GTA, is still interested in investing and expanding in the Commonwealth, one of its executives said. Dan Tydingco, executive vice president for external and legal affairs at GTA, said the company “always intended to expand here [in the CNMI].”...
Posted On Jul 22 2015 14:07
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IT&E: There’s no monopoly

Despite IT&E currently being the sole Internet provider to the CNMI for years now, the telecommunications company says it is not running a monopoly on the islands. According to PTI chief executive officer James Oehlerking, “there’s no monopoly.” Guam-based PTI is the parent...
Posted On Jul 21 2015 15:39
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‘Single-threaded’ connection a concern

The Commonwealth has only one submarine cable system linking it to the outside world, unlike Guam which has several. Dan Tydingco, executive vice president for external and legal affairs of GTA, described the CNMI’s connection as “single-threaded.” In contrast, Guam has several...
Posted On Jul 20 2015 14:40
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Govt urged to reassess CNMI’s vulnerability

The massive communications breakdown in the Commonwealth and its lingering effects should compel the local government to bring this matter to the attention of regulators, according to some lawmakers. “It is time for the CNMI government to elevate discussions regarding this matter...
Posted On Jul 15 2015 14:55
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