By Komsan Tortermvasana, Bangkok Post, Thailand Jun. 30--Advanced Info Service says telecom regulators should be careful about allowing rivals DTAC and True Move to provide broadband mobile services on the 850 Megahertz band because it may breach concession terms and bring about legal disputes.

By Umesh Pandey, Bangkok Post, Thailand Jun. 28--It is seldom that Thai companies get recognition outside their home turf and for a company that had for nearly two years faced the wrath of the Thai society, an accolade that it is among the best in its industry has a different level of meaning.

By Bangkok Post, Thailand Jun. 11--Advanced Info Service (AIS) has updated its third-generation (3G) plan, saying it intends to invest 20 billion baht to use the 2100 Megahertz spectrum for high-speed data communications.

By Bangkok Post, Thailand May 31--The board of Advanced Info Service (AIS) agreed yesterday agreed to pay rival DTAC three billion baht to settle out of court a dispute in which the latter had claimed US$123 million in network roaming fees.

By Srisamorn Phoosuphanusorn, Bangkok Post, Thailand May 7--CHIANG MAI -- Advanced Info Service (AIS) yesterday staged the commercial launch of third-generation (3G) mobile broadband services in Chiang Mai under a 600-million-baht plan.