Docomo

NTT docomo announced today the new Tata docomo brand for a GSM service to be provided in India by Tata Teleservices Limited (TTSL), in which Docomo owns a 26 percent stake.

Fareastgizmos.com 2009

Tatas have an FDI of 34. 1%, mostly through NTT Docomo, which is the single largest foreign investor at 26. 5%.

The Times of India 2010

Tatas have an FDI of 34. 1%, mostly through NTT Docomo, which is the single largest foreign investor at 26. 5%.

The Economic Times 2010

Come to find out he's the mascot for a Japanese cell phone company called Docomo -- and the game managed to get localized into English and released here.

Destructoid 2009

Romal Shetty, telecom specialist with consulting firm KPMG, says, "Docomo specialization in value-added 3G services could prompt a change from incumbent operators."

Tata's Hit-and-Miss Strategy T. Surendar 2011

Romal Shetty, telecom specialist with consulting firm KPMG, says, "Docomo specialization in value-added 3G services could prompt a change from incumbent operators."

Tata's Hit-And-Miss Strategy T. Surendar 2011

Tata Docomo started the concept of “pay per second” not too long ago, which was replicated within a fortnight by all other major players like Vodafone, Reliance and Airtel.

Mobile in India – Jumping Ahead to the Future « One Size Fits One 2009

Tata Docomo started the concept of “pay per second” not too long ago, which was replicated within a fortnight by all other major players like Vodafone, Reliance and Airtel.

2009 December « One Size Fits One 2009

For instance, Aircel Telecom launched the biggest advertising burst in the telecom category (before Tata Docomo) by showcasing Facebook on mobile while Airtel has launched a campaign of 4 TVCs promoting the use of Twitter.

Mobile in India – Jumping Ahead to the Future « One Size Fits One 2009

In Japan, millions of cellphone owners have been using mobile wallets, popularized by mobile phone operator NTT Docomo Inc. Docomo was willing to foot the cost of deploying terminals for thousands of retailers, Mr. Escofet said, noting that the U.K. operators may need to make a similar level of investment.

U.K. Cellphone Companies Plan Mobile Pay Venture Paul Sonne 2011