Sentence examples for after telecom from inspiring English sources

He says that relations started to sour between the partners soon after Telecom Italia was taken over in June 1999 by the Olivetti group, headed by Roberto Colaninno.

Paul Pariser, a founder of Taconic, said the partners began going after telecom companies like Sprint and Verizon that needed lots of power for their computers and switches, which now account for about a quarter of the space in the building.

Utilities, the second-weakest sector in the S&P after telecom this year, led the 10 core subgroups of the index with a 4% gain.

Access to WhatsApp has been restored in Brazil, roughly 24 hours after telecom providers began blocking the messaging app in response to a court order.

Indeed after telecoms, trading makes up the biggest share of the revision.A near-doubling of GDP is a hefty change.

After decades of isolation under successive military regimes, Myanmar's 51 million people began to come online rapidly in 2014 after telecoms reforms.

The Brazilian WhatsApp ban came after telecoms companies in Brazil hit out at the app, arguing that by offering free messaging and chat it was stopping people from taking up phone contracts.

BDA, a Beijing consultancy, forecasts that the number will rise to 370m by 2005, enough to persuade many investors even after telecoms shares have dived all round the world that China was, and would remain, a magic market.Over the past few weeks, however, much of that magic has vanished.

The deal will enable Hewlett-Packard to offer electronic-commerce products on the Internet.Mannesmann Arcor and o.tel.o, likely to be Deutsche Telekom's biggest competitors in Germany after telecoms liberalisation, complained to the government that Deutsche was abusing its dominant position in negotiating line leases.

Long after telecoms firms stopped digging up the roads, backbone capacity continues to explode.Demand, meanwhile, trundles along at the sedate pace set by America's four "Baby Bells", the firms which own the ageing copper telephone wires connecting the fiber-optic backbone to millions of homes and businesses.

In India, the issue hit the headlines this week after telecoms provider Bharti Airtel said it would allow mobile app developers to pay data charges enabling users to access the apps for free.