Telecommunications in Macau

Because radio signals, newspapers and magazines from Hong Kong are available in Macau, the local media are always a minority group in terms of sales and number of viewers.

O Mun Yat Po or Macau Daily News) is owned by the Chinese Communist Party and has the largest circulation (4,000).

Following the completion of the upgrades in related software and hardware, China Unicom will be equipped with the facilities needed to provide high-speed mobile data services for users in Macau, including broadcasting and video telephony.

[2] Telephone system: fairly modern communication facilities maintained for domestic and international services CTM is the only carrier to offer eSIM.

[4] According to the Post and Telecommunications Bureau (CTT), SmarTone (at that time) had a relatively small market share in Macau, only a single-digit percentage.

), MTel Country code (Top level domain): .mo The Macao Telecommunications Company (CTM) in 2000 launched the first broadband Internet access in the territory, on a network built by Cisco Systems.