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Camera location	14° 32′ 27.2″ N, 121° 03′ 01.1″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	14.540889; 121.050306

Filipinos look to Globe Telecom to round out their calling needs. The company provides local and long distance telecommunications services to about 25 million wireless subscribers throughout the Philippines. Globe offers international wireless connectivity through partnerships with regional carriers, including Maxis Communications in Malaysia. The company also provides prepaid wireless and VoIP services. Subsidiary Innove Communications serves about 400,000 consumer and commercial customers primarily with wireline voice and Internet services; it also offers cellular services under the Touch Mobile brand.

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