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A 5 page paper that includes an abstract. This is an informative essay about the telecommunications industry. An official definition of this industry and what is included in it along with selected statistical data are included in the discussion. The essay comments on the continued global growth even in this economic downturn. The paper discusses advances in the industry and provides examples. The industry is driven by advances in technology but also by consumer demands for convergence. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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in the discussion. The essay comments on the continued global growth even in this economic downturn although this industry will be affected, just not as severely as some other industries.
The paper discusses advances in the industry and provides examples. The industry is driven by advances in technology but also by consumer demands for specific types of devices.
Literature Review The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (2008) defines the telecommunications industry as delivering "voice communications, data, graphics, television, and video . . . wireless communication services,
Internet services and cable and satellite." The largest sector in this industry continues to be wired services (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2008) but that is changing. Popular mass media
reports that more and more people are going completely wireless for their telecommunications services, such as giving up their telephone land lines in favor of cellular phone service. Most of
these services form their own sector in the total telecommunications industry. This industry touches every person and every business. Plunkett Research (2008) wrote: "no other industry touches as many technology-related
business sectors as telecommunications." There are hundreds of companies in this industry and that number seems to be growing. A change in regulations was responsible for the increasing number of
carriers who provide total packages, e.g., Internet service, television cable service, high speed Internet service. Consider the fact that all the major telephone companies offers at least Internet DSL, telephone
service and some even offer cable television. Carriers of all sizes are expanding bandwidth, which leads to more stable and higher quality communication devices. They are doing this by replacing
the old copper wires with fiber optic cables (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2008). This is a massive industry that employs nearly a million people (U.S. Bureau of Labor
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