BizClik Launches Telco Magazine in Strategic Rebrand of Mobile Magazine

Maria Page

Mobile Magazine Rebrands as Telco Magazine to Reflect Telecom’s Enterprise Shift and Cover a US$1.6tn Global Industry

BizClik has officially rebranded Mobile Magazine to Telco Magazine as part of a strategic repositioning that reflects the evolution of the global telecommunications sector.

The change is effective from July 2025 and represents a broader editorial mission to serve a market now defined by digital infrastructure, enterprise networks, and AI-led transformation.

Originally launched in 2020, Mobile Magazine focused on mobility and handset innovation at the peak of global 5G deployment.

Over five years, the telecoms sector has grown far beyond its consumer base.

Today, it plays a central role in delivering cloud-native connectivity, edge computing, fibre expansion, and intelligent automation – a market now valued at more than US$1.6 trillion.

“The rebrand to Telco Magazine aligns our editorial with where the industry is headed – not just where it began. This is about serving senior telecoms leaders with the clarity, depth and reach they need in a fast-changing digital economy,”

said Steve Downes, Group Content Director at BizClik.

Reflecting a Shift in Market Demand

The decision to rebrand stems from direct engagement with telecoms operators, vendors, and enterprise platform leaders who have moved decisively towards scalable, software-defined infrastructure.

Telco Magazine will meet this shift head-on with content that covers the full telecoms value chain – from physical network buildouts to next-generation orchestration and policy.

Telco Magazine will focus on:

5G, 6G and future networks
Fibre and satellite infrastructure
Network virtualisation, edge and cloud
AI, automation and data-driven operations
Market regulation, strategy and leadership

Supporting Global Telecoms and Infrastructure Leaders

Telco Magazine joins BizClik’s portfolio of technology, infrastructure, and sustainability brands. The brand will also continue to work alongside Data Centre Magazine in their shared mission to bridge connectivity and cloud.

This dual-brand strategy enables clients and readers to access cross-sector insights spanning telco, IT, energy and enterprise services.

Michael Banyard, Global Media Director at Telco Magazine said:

"We’ve built a powerful platform designed for telecom brands that want more than media placements. With Telco Magazine, we offer targeted content, brand campaigns, lead generation and event solutions that support growth across the entire telecom ecosystem."

Expanded Format and Distribution

The rebrand also introduces a new reader experience, including:

A weekly executive newsletter
Upgraded design and site navigation
Deeper feature content and longform interviews
Downloadable reports and rankings
Live and on-demand webinars

These enhancements are designed to engage C-, V- and D-level decision-makers across telecoms, infrastructure and enterprise IT.

A Clearer Editorial Focus

Telco Magazine is not just a rebrand – it’s a commitment to forward-thinking editorial that supports an industry at the centre of global digital transformation.

By moving beyond consumer mobility and focusing on infrastructure-led growth, BizClik is reaffirming its role as a trusted media partner to the world’s most influential technology sectors.