The Telecommunications Industry is the business sector in which voice, data, graphics, and video are delivered at increasing speeds in a number of ways. Telecommunications refers to any communication spanning a distance. This process usually involves sending electromagnetic waves via an electronic transmitter, and telecom devices (radio, television, etc.) are common in most areas of the world. The largest sector is wired networks; wireless networks and internet telephony networks (VoIP) continue to grow.
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Adjunct Professor, Telecommunications/Marketing/WiCENTENARY COLLEGE
Partner, TelecommunicationsSONNENSCHEIN, NATH & ROSENTHAL, LLP
PresidentThe Cote Collaborative
PrincipalTelecom Pragmatics
Founder & PrincipalTMT Legal
Study groups are populations of experts knowledgeable on specific sub-topics within a broader industry
| Study Group Name | No. Members |
|---|---|
| Telecommunications Experts: Lawyers (EU) | 164 |
| Telecommunications Experts: Lawyers (Asia) | 79 |
| Telecommunications Experts: Lawyers (China) | 15 |
| Telecommunications Market Researchers | 260 |
| FCC Telecommunications Experts: Lawyers | 128 |
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October 22, 2008 | Webcast
GLG Webcast: Battery Market - October 22, 2008 at 2:00 PM EDT/11:00 AM PDTNews analyses are expert commentaries on current events, written by Council Members who are available for follow up consultations
How prepared is the communications industry to Capex-Revenue Divergence?
September 4, 2009
Armageddon Scenario for Incumbent Operators? | www.cloud4g.com
The telecommunications industry looks vulnerable to restructuring as wireless broadband puts increased stress on the capacity and enhanced service capabilities of 3-3.5G networks while traditional revenues face erosion.
Hardball 10/22/09: 100G & Mesh Takeoff in Lower Manhattan
October 23, 2009
Samuel Greenholtz, Principal, Telecom Pragmatics
Huawei Touts End-to-End 100G | www.lightreading.com
The horrific 9/11 tragedy has had a silver lining for the telecommunications industry. In effect, it created a quasi-greenfield situation in lower Manhattan in which Verizon’s only option was to tear up and rebuild the network. The RBOC was able to take advantage of the sympathies of New Yorkers...