The telecommunications industry is engaged in the sharing of information over long distances by means of technology. Telephone, Internet, television and radio are all aspects of telecommunications, ...

In the past few decades, telecommunications companies have not only created a prosperous environment where digitally native companies can grow and provide services to billions of consumers but also ...

The telecommunication companies in the USA form the backbone of the nation’s digital and communication infrastructure. From mobile connectivity to broadband and digital television, these corporations ...

Part 1 of this series discussed the history of communications and media regulation that led Congress to pass the Telecommunications Act of 1996, which turns 30 years old on February 8th. Part 2 ...

For most people, telecommunications used to mean calling someone on the phone. In today’s digital era, however, a wave of technological innovations is expanding what telecommunications means – and the ...

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Part 1 in this series discussed the troubling history of information and communications technology (ICT) regulation in America, which created monopolies, limited innovation, and diminished consumer ...

The Asian telecom sector offers vast market opportunities, driven by rapid regional growth. The Asian Telecommunications Directory streamlines access to key contacts, enabling market profiling, ...

Nothing has put more pressure on the global telecommunications infrastructure than the Covid-19 pandemic. Overnight, companies, schools and households around the world transitioned to remote working, ...

Thousands of C-suite executives, researchers, entrepreneurs and government leaders convene each year to help plan what’s next for satellites, undersea cables and much of the hardware that makes the ...