Sentence examples for as a telecommunications operator from inspiring English sources

The country, an E.U. member already under fire for laws restricting media freedom and the independence of its central bank, is seeking to get back into the mobile phone business as a telecommunications operator.

A company acting as a telecommunications operator incurs certain obligations, the French agency said, notably that "of routing emergency calls and putting in place a means for allowing legal wiretapping".

As a telecommunications operator, Pacific Century would presumably be unable to wring as much in cost savings and efficiency from such a deal as would a company in the music or entertainment business.

PARIS — French regulators said Tuesday that they had asked prosecutors to investigate Microsoft's Skype unit over its failure to register as a telecommunications operator in accordance with local law, raising the question of what constitutes a telephone company in the age of Internet-based communications.

French law does not require that a telecommunications operator obtain administrative authorization, Arcep said, but "only a prior declaration".

WorldCom is in advanced talks to acquire Intermedia Communications, a telecommunications operator in Tampa, Fla., for almost $3 billion in cash and stock, executives close to the negotiations said.

The WorldCom Corporation is in advanced talks to acquire Intermedia Communications Inc., a telecommunications operator, for almost $3 billion in cash and stock, executives close to the negotiations said yesterday.

The study also offers further empirical evidence on the advantages of a composite vs. translog function in analyzing the multiproduct cost structure of a telecommunications operator.

This week in Spain, some people looked at their mobile phones and found a message protesting the policies of a Spanish telecommunications operator, Telefonica.

Telefónica SA is an integrated telecommunications operator, providing communication, information and entertainment solutions.

In finer detail, network management takes place centrally and is performed by the network operator, such as a telecommunications company or an Internet service provider (ISP), which has control over the whole infrastructure, including the optical core and the wireless access domain.