Sentence examples for a telecom service from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it has allowed the cellphone industry to grow under a reasonable standard of regulation despite being indisputably a telecom service.

At issue is a proposal by FCC chairman Tom Wheeler to reclassify broadband Internet connectivity as a telecom service rather than as an information service.

Conjoint analysis of the data points to preference for attributes related to security/safety of a bank along with the coverage, accessibility and nimbleness of a telecom service provider with minimal documentation.

Understanding that they can't foresee every eventuality, we suggest that they keep open a Plan B in case their new guidelines don't do the job: the F.C.C. should keep open its proceedings to redefine broadband as a telecom service.

Both lawsuits take advantage of a weakness in the F.C.C.'s approach: in proposing new rules for the Internet, it decided to stick to the Bush administration's definition of the Internet as an "information service" rather than reclassify it as a telecom service.

The FCC's order "starts with the definition of an information service, and decides that broadband [qualifies as] an information service and therefore we don't need to ask the question of whether it's a telecom service," said Harold Feld, a senior vice president at the consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge.

Qi Comm, a telecom services provider acquired in 2005, was intended to serve Qnet's internal networks and the virtual-office concept for IRs.

The rump of Marconi will remain as a telecoms services business in Britain and Germany employing about 2,000 people.

One investment was Tenovis, a telecom-services company bought in February 2000; the other was Demag, a crane maker purchased in mid-2002.

That means stringing together bits of pre-recorded words with the correct inflection a technique called "concatenative speech .In many ways, a voice-application network is a cross between a recording studio, a telecoms-service provider and a software firm.

365 insiders said it made "no sense" for Mr Kelly to stay on following the move, which left the company as a telecoms services provider, based on the "Eckoh" voice-recognition service.