Sentence examples for telephony of from inspiring English sources

In the context of voice telephony, of course, this idea sounds outrageous, and Baran's proposals met with considerable hostility.

The traditional telecoms and cable companies have also started to wake up to the potentially massive threat posed to their revenues by cut-price internet telephony of the sort offered by Skype.

Bidders are excited by the country's pent-up demand for telephony of all kinds, which Telebras, the state-controlled monopoly, and its regional operating companies have been unable to meet.

In May, for example, Japan Telecom, one of Japan's international carriers, announced that it would take over ITJ, another one, to fend off the threat posed by the entry into international telephony of NTT, the dominant domestic telephone company.Cross-shareholdings are gradually being unwound, although on some measures they still account for just under half of all shareholdings.

The problem with IP telephony, of course, is that the Internet, unlike the telephone networks, was not designed to handle voice calls.

To compose the piece Satz, requested samples from Evan Doorbell, a "phone phreak," whose recordings of hours of phone noises known as his "phone tapes"—between 1970 and 1987 document the rich telephony of the era.

Q: A lot of your focus is on the telephony side of things and that's important, but a lot is moving to social media.

Shares of iBasis now languish at $3.76, as Internet telephony stocks of all stripes have been hammered by intense competition.

Even in mobile telephony, one of Japan's most deregulated sectors, no licences have been won by foreign firms.

At least three other call centers are expected to open in Accra later this year, all relying on Internet telephony instead of telephone carriers.

Snowden leaked to the Guardian a secret court order demanding that Verizon Business turn over the records — "telephony metadata" — of calls within, to, and from the United States that cross its network.