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Digi Customers Can Now Decide Where to Launch 4G LTE Next

by Terry Bass
November 16, 2015
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Digi is definitely on a roll today. Along with the company’s announcement of its widened 4G LTE coverage and launch of LTE-A, Digi has also started a new campaign on Twitter – #DigiWeWant4G.

Digi has covered 80 major towns and cities in Malaysia, making it the widest 4G LTE provider in Malaysia. Now, the company has turned to Twitter to get its subscribers to decide where should Digi set up 4G LTE next, with the hashtag #DigiWeWant4G.

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To participate, Digi subscribers just need to tweet the full name of the state and town they want covered with 4G, along with the hashtag of course. Digi will then make 4G LTE available to the top 10 requested locations. Not immediately, of course.

The campaign will run for one month, starting from the 16th of November 2015 until the 15th of December 2015. For more information on Digi’s LTE-A and its network coverage area, do visit Digi’s official website here.

Digi’s approach is rather interesting, to gather opinions  from its subscribers and truly give the people what they want. More importantly, where would you want Digi’s 4G LTE next?

Updated 8:26 pm, Mon, 16 November 15
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