Sentence examples for offering telecom from inspiring English sources

Step one was the May 23 burial of the four-year-old non-compete agreements between RIL and the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, promoted by Mukesh's estranged younger brother Anil, which prevented RIL from offering telecom services.

It will allow the UK's third largest mobile operator to take on BT and Virgin Media in offering telecoms and data hosting solutions to the business sector.

So says Vittorio Colao, chief executive of Vodafone, who is miffed that India's richest man is offering telecoms services for free as a promotional stunt.

The combined property was headed towards an initial public offering when telecom giant Frontier Communications grabbed it for nearly $200 million.

And it will go up against offerings from telecom player AT&T in the future.

Cable operators, having invested heavily in high-capacity fibre to carry digital services, will not be long in offering voice, while telecoms companies will soon offer video over high-speed modems that connect to existing networks.

Its shares soared by nearly 38% on the first day of trading after a 22.2% stake in the state-owned telecoms group was floated.Cable and Wireless, a British telecoms group, abandoned its plans to ally with Telecom Italia to form the world's second-biggest international telecoms carrier.France Telecom resurrected a share offering delayed last month by rocky market conditions.

Another concern is that PCS still needs to raise about $3 billion to fulfill its capital-spending plans, and the markets these days are not well-disposed toward telecom offerings.

With TCI now on board, AT&T can add cable TV, high-speed Internet access and local phone service to its telecom offerings — once it spends a few billion more to rev up the TCI network, too.

As more and more countries abandon government-run telecom systems, offering cellular network licenses to the highest-bidding private investors and without the burden of navigating pre-established bureaucratic chains, new towers are going up at a furious pace.

It added that nine of 10 telecom networks offering Blackberry services were in the process of making it possible for authorities to carry out intercepts.