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Podcast with Fredric Liljeström on key challenges within the content and app industry

In Blog by Kristina Grandin on 18 January 2012

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Ruthana Folkes from Telematics Update spoke with Telenor Connexion’s Fredric Liljeström about “Wireless carriers’ business models for content integration” in connection with the upcoming Content and Apps for Automotive event in April.

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New Renault electric and ICE cars connected through Telenor Connexion

In Press releases on 9 November 2011

Telenor Connexion has been chosen as the European connectivity supplier for Renault’s sophisticated telematics services available on new Renault electric and fuel vehicles.

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