FASTWEB has signed a mobile virtual network operator agreement with 3 Italia, the mobile media company 7.7 million subscribers. The agreement will enable FASTWEB to offer mobile telephone services to its residential and business clients.

The partnership agreement will give FASTWEB complete freedom in defining and developing its services and, thanks to the integration of the new mobile platforms with its own broadband network, FASTWEB will be able to capitalize on previous investment and on the services already developed for its 1.25 million fixed network clients.

The service will be marketed by the FASTWEB sales network, on a subscriber and prepaid card basis.

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