Masha Abarinova is a Staff Writer for MAG Telecom, specializing in telecommunications industry news and updates. With a focus on company acquisitions, expansions, and infrastructure developments, Masha provides comprehensive coverage of the latest developments in the telecom sector.
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Masha's coverage is heavily focused on telecommunications and internet service providers, with a significant emphasis on industry announcements and government policies. Her articles primarily include press releases and government announcements related to the broadband industry.
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By: Masha Abarinova
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By: Masha Abarinova
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