In three short years, Wish Communications has emerged as one of Yes Telecom’s leading dealer partners. Founder Mike Hallam discusses the changing dealer market

As Tesco reveals plans to expand its telecoms retail services and complement its prepay offering with a contract proposition, we look at the wider implications for the UK mobile market

Ethnic market MVNO Lycamobile wants a full MVNO licence in its biggest operating markets, allowing it full control of its base

From spectrum reallocation to EC intervention in policy and misselling in retail, Mobile News quizzes Ofcom about pressing regulatory issues in mobile

3 UK chief Kevin Russell talks about 3’s support of free Skype traffic on its network and capturing market share by playing consumer champion and industry agitator

All around, machines are talking to each other via mobile. SIM-ready gas meters and medical kit will soon transmit data as standard. M2M comms are set to explode

Carphone B2B division Opal Telecom is offering mobile dealers straight payment for broadband sales. It is a retort to mobile networks’ new pay policy and a shot in the arm for the channel

The tough dealer market and grim economy have seen JAG on the skids. But boss John George reckons it is ready to power on

INQ wants to bring the mobile web to the mass market via a range of affordable handsets. Boss Frank Meehan talks about new devices and network partners

Yes Telecom founder Keith Curran has driven forward seven new businesses since splitting from Vodafone. A new-look service provider is in the pipe too