The phrase "about the telecommunications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to the telecommunications industry or technology.
Example: "The report provides detailed insights about the telecommunications sector and its impact on global connectivity."
Alternatives: "regarding telecommunications" or "concerning the telecommunications industry".
Several of the cables also asked diplomats for details about the telecommunications networks supporting foreign militaries and intelligence agencies.
Investors who believed in Mr. Gilder's wildly optimistic predictions about the telecommunications revolution, on the other hand, spent the last few years watching their portfolios unravel.
Mr. Denby also became a devotee of George Gilder, the publisher of a newsletter whose wildly optimistic predictions about the telecommunications boom left his followers with shrunken portfolios.
"He's using consumer complaints about the Telecommunications Act to take positions that would be even worse for consumers and better for big business".
On Thursday, for example, Mr. Buffett shrugged off one such critic, fielding a question about the telecommunications billionaire Carlos Slim Helú's widely reported remark that creating jobs was more important than playing Santa Claus.
Three former Global Crossing Ltd. officials, including former chairman Gary Winnick, have reached a tentative settlement with securities regulators over an alleged failure to disclose information about the telecommunications company's swap transactions, according to two sources briefed on the deal.
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Get used to headlines about bankruptcies in the telecommunications industry.
The exchange has 46 listed companies and a market capitalization of about $2.5 billion, with the telecommunications firm PalTel, Bank of Palestine, and Palestine Development & Investment Co. featuring as heavyweights.
The two governments will soon kick off talks about cooperation in the telecommunications, semiconductor lighting and wind power sectors, according to Xinhua.
Deregulation has brought about competition in the telecommunications sector and open the way for private participation into the sector and subsequent reduction in prices of telephone services in the country.
