Sentence examples for telecoms professors from inspiring English sources

David Farber and Gerald Fulhaber, telecoms professors at the University of Pennsylvania, for instance, want a big-bang auction.

In an academic piece from 2002 on common carrier regulation for telecoms (pdf), James Speta, a professor at Northwestern Law in Chicago, discovered that "the earliest cases refused to find that telegraph and telephone companies were common carriers, because the courts could not conceive of them as 'carriers' of anything".

Early last year, high-technology employers in suburban Dallas's Telecom Corridor were so frantic to lure talent that one of them asked whether it could pay professors at the University of Texas at Dallas $5,000 for each recruit.

Take telecoms.

Telecoms may be next.

Telecoms were down 11percentt.

He deregulated telecoms.

Telecoms policy is confused.

Telecoms providers aren't informed.

Chairman, Telecoms Eastern European Challenge.

"It's a telecoms company.