(Telenor's) Press Centre... does this make sense?

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Shaheer Khan

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Jan 9, 2008, 12:22:38 PM1/9/08
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I don't really know the point of this press release. Yes, I'm a
Telenor Customer. No, I don't get why they did it.

And they misused the word "uninterrupted". Anyone with good English
grammar (and in some cases, vocabulary) would know when (and how) to
use it.

Oh - and I don't see the point of it either. Is it me, or is it just
becoming waaaayy too common to come up with utterly meaningless press
reports? The last time I can recall, there was a time when Dawn was on
a roll to print just about every press release Mobilink gave out in
it's business page (in a small box, usually page 10). Moreover, in
Telenor's case, I'm really not sure what they're trying to convey;
weren't they all? (read on...)

Here's the link, and the text. http://telenor.com.pk/pressCenter/pressrelease.php?release=139&lang=en



Telenor Pakistan restores uninterrupted service for customers

ISLAMABAD January 03, 2008: The frequent cuts in PTCL's fiber-optic
link over the last few days may have resulted in some Telenor Pakistan
customers experiencing issues in communicating. Telenor Pakistan's
technical teams are working round the clock to overcome these issues
and restore uninterrupted service to all its customers.

Being the fastest growing mobile network, Telenor Pakistan understands
the importance of providing quality services and regrets any
inconvenience caused to its customers.


About Telenor Pakistan
The Telenor Group is an international provider of high quality
telecommunications, data and media communications services. Telenor
ranks as one of the biggest GSM service providers in the world with
over 133 million subscribers. Telenor Pakistan is 100% owned by
Telenor ASA and adds on to its operations in Asia together with
Thailand, Malaysia and Bangladesh.

Rizwan Sarwar

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Jan 9, 2008, 12:29:37 PM1/9/08
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Sounds pretty simple and to the point to me, Mobilink announced a similar statement earlier so telenor were bound to show competence. It is a way for companies to keep customers loyal, regardless of the fact if they are good or bad in providing the service.

riZ
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