telecom

I guess he means Open Telecom Platform which is a set of libraries of Erlang.

Google should do during the spectrum wars when they bid on spectrum and territory to leverage telecom co.s.

I got a SIM from Bourgues Telecom by registering it to a friend's name and address.

I don't know the telecom or media industry, but I bet it's about the same there.

The result, Mexican telecom service is highly expensive and of marginal quality.

What is the telecom law, if any, on text message delivery?

I knew a rockstar big iron developer at British Telecom who had a home made tank he used to mediate in.

The point of that example is that over 1.5 million lines of Erlang were used in a piece of telecom hardware that provided 99.9999999% uptime.

A non-evil (from a user perspective) telecom company doesn't even exist...

I've written some telecom stuff and ran the first VoIP oriented 911 service provider.

MMS as in telecom operator carried multimedia messages?

I worked in Afghanistan at a telecom provider last summer.

So the answer is probably "a Finnish telecom equipment maker that many people mistakenly assume was bought by Microsoft".

Sounds like British Telecom:-) I know some one going for a promotion to a first level manager (PCG U) they used 10+ FTE's for a year and a million pounds to redevelop a system used by BT worldwide into the "approved" Oracle OWS platform.

Like in a performance analysis in the major telecom operator in an African country, finding many flaws in the infra-structure, circular DNSes (do not ask), and to top if all, their Internet reseller selling them the double of the real bandwidth, and to top it all, them having bridging enabled to all the country due to a vendor telling them "put this line on the central router".

We can afford to do that because of broad private-industry spending in R&D, Universities, Telecom, and other forms of central infrastructure.

----- > We can afford to do that because of broad private-industry spending in R&D, Universities, Telecom, and other forms of central infrastructure.

Telecom-- a government granted tri-opoly.