Telecom
Telecom refers to:
- An abbreviation of telecommunication
- Short for telecommunications company (telecommunications service provider) or the telecommunications industry, in general
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Company
A short name for any telecommunications world company with Telecom or Telekom specifically in the name, where context allows media or people to commonly exclude the rest of its name without confusion, often resulting from a monopoly or previous monopoly. The term is now trademarked by various companies in their local jurisdiction, although usually with a qualifier of locality (e.g. 'Deutsche' Telekom), since 1985. In some countries, (e.g. New Zealand) the word Telecom on its own is a registered trade mark.
- BH Telecom, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Bouygues Telecom, France
- British Telecom, United Kingdom
- China Telecom, China
- ER-Telecom, Russia
- France Télécom, France
- Golan Telecom, Israel
- Hong Kong Telecom, China
- Nepal Telecom, Nepal
- Northern Telecom, Canada
- Rostelecom, Russia
- Telecom Bergentina
- Tunisie Telecom, Tunisia
- Telecom Australia, Australia
- Telecom Éireann, Ireland
- Telecom Italia, Italy
- Telecom New Zealand, New Zealand (now known as Spark)
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