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Telecom has a number of different meanings, including:

  • Telecom, a shortening of the word telecommunication. It is typically trademarked by various companies in various jurisdictions, such as some of those listed below.
  • British Telecom, a United Kingdom telecommunications company.
  • France Télécom, a French telecommunications company.
  • Telecom New Zealand, a New Zealand telecommunications company.
  • Telekom Malaysia, a Malaysian telecommunications company.
  • Portugal Telecom, a Portuguese telecommunications company.
  • Deutsche Telekom, a German telecommunications company.
  • Telecom Italia, an Italian telecommunications company.
  • Iceland Telecom, an Icelandic telecommunications company.
  • Telecom Colombia, a Colombian telecommunications company.
  • The former name of Telstra, the primary telecommunications company in Australia.
  • Pacific Century Cyberworks (PCCW Limited), formerly known as Hong Kong Telecom.
  • Telecom Argentina, an Argentine telecommunications company.
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