It should not have been a surprise to Digi’s competitive prices. It’s because the low cost company’s bet has made it the third most broadband subscribers in Spain, surpassing Vodafone. It’s not a minor fact: after all, for years, MasOrange and Telefónica had completed with Vodafone the so-called ‘three marias’ of the sector, so losing their space on the podium has marked the need to attract more short-term users. That’s why they’ve mobilized the…
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It should not have been a surprise to Digi’s competitive prices. It’s because the low cost company’s bet has made it the third most broadband subscribers in Spain, surpassing Vodafone. It’s not a minor fact: after all, for years, MasOrange and Telefónica had completed with Vodafone the so-called ‘three marias’ of the sector, so losing their space on the podium has marked the need to attract more short-term users. That’s why they’ve mobilized the…