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	Radio Aerials/Telecommunications Equipment in Church Towers
		Tower security is, in normal circumstances, the proper sole responsibility of the ringers because of the particular health and safety issues associated with church bells, bell fittings and bellframes.
		The main influences on the tower's internal acoustics are the physical properties of the ringing chamber, the intermediate sound attenuation and balancing (ISAandB) chamber, the bell chamber, the tower staircase, and also the physical properties of their respective contents.
		The officers of the territorial/diocesan ringing association must be fully alert in respect of those churches in their area whose towers are silent, either because the bells are at present unringable or because the bells are at present not rung for lack of ringers.
	www.cccbr.org.uk /tbc/pubs/telecommGenl.php (1689 words)

	Telecommunications towers in the UK - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The two major operators of radio masts and towers in the UK are Arqiva and National Grid Wireless.
		The first UK microwave relay towers were built in about 1952 for a television link between Manchester and Kirk o'Shotts near Glasgow.
		A chain of 14 towers, known as "backbone", running from the Chilterns to Scotland and intended primarily for national defence in the Cold War, was first mentioned publicly in the 1955 Defence White Paper.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Telecommunications_towers_in_the_UK (386 words)

	towers
		The tower design was compiled after careful consideration of key factors, such as ease and speed of fabrication, ease of transport, ease and speed of erection and functionality.
		The tower is unique in that it has a unique patented methodology, which ensures reduced gusset plates and unnecessary points of attachment.
		Andrew ensures that the tower meets and in virtually all cases exceeds the design requirements for the American, British, South African (all of African standards) and the stringent Canadian standards for design of steel members, welding, use of high tensile bolts and calculations for wind terrain and antenna loading.
	www.scpwebs.co.uk /accat/towers.htm (639 words)

	BBC News \| BUSINESS \| MG Rover boss paints bright future (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Towers: In terms of the next four or five years, there is absolutely no problem.
		Mr Towers acknowledges that MG Rover is not the most productive car maker in the world, but he insists it is not a particularly low productivity group.
		He is keen to avoid the paradox of an industry that seems to be willing to "spend hundreds of millions of pounds trying to trim a few minutes off the assembly time of a car, and then spend three-quarters of a million pounds taking a photograph of its cars in South Africa or the Caribbean".
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/business/1319677.stm (1169 words)

	Ireland Information Guide , Irish, Counties, Facts, Statistics, Tourism, Culture, How
		There is also a BT Tower in Birmingham; see BT Tower (Birmingham), and a shorter version on a hill-top on Cannock Chase, Staffordshire; see BT Tower (Cannock Chase).
		The BT Tower in London, previously the Post Office Tower, is a strikingly tall cylindrical building at 60 Cleveland Street, W1.
		The base of the tower contains the TV Network Switching Centre which carries broadcasting traffic and relays signals used by the BBC and other television broadcasters.
	www.irelandinformationguide.com /BT_Tower (574 words)

	Albany Town Plan regarding Cell Towers
		Indicate relative height of the Tower to the tops of surrounding trees as they presently exist, and the height to which they are expected to grow in ten years.
		Illustration of the modular structure of the proposed Tower indicating the heights of sections which could be removed or added in the future to adapt to changing communications conditions or demands.
		The placement of cellular phone towers inside of the boundaries of at least 15 national park units has dialed up an urgent call from park advocates.
	www.celltowerfreealbany.org /plan.html (3625 words)

	BBC News \| UK Politics \| UK 'monitored Irish phone calls' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The UK Government tapped all telephone messages between Britain and Ireland during the past 10 years, it has been alleged.
		Channel 4 News said a tower in Capenhurst, Cheshire, was used to intercept all telephone signals between Ireland and the UK from 1989 to when it closed down earlier this year.
		Channel 4 said sources told the programme that "although the primary justification for building the tower was anti-terrorism, the information it gathered was also of economic and commercial significance".
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/395843.stm (280 words)

	Crown Castle International - Press Release
		This transaction is the first of its kind in the UK and makes One 2 One’s portfolio of existing towers available to other telecommunications operators and broadcasters through CTI.
		These towers represent one of the most attractive footprints available in the UK, and include over 230 towers located in Greater London and Southeast England.
		CTI has the option to transfer the ownership of all of the towers from One 2 One, subject to receipt of landlord consent where appropriate.
	investor.crowncastle.com /ReleaseDetail.cfm?ReleaseID=79829 (711 words)

	Regulation Telecommunications Business
		outlined her views for changes to the European regulatory framework for telecommunications.
		privacy and confidentiality of medical information relayed via telecommunications, the liability for...
		It's also the factor behind why the telecommunications sector has performed...
	www.iaswww.com /ODP/Business/Telecommunications/Regulation (383 words)

	Telecommunications & Equipment Market Intelligence Center
		The National Cable and Telecommunications Association, formerly the National Cable Television Association, is the principal trade association of the cable television industry in the United States.
		Formed in 1984 and owned by its members, the UK Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) is a full service, non-profit making trade association, providing support to companies involved in the ‘channels to market’ of customer or ‘enterprise’ communications products and services, across terminal/application equipment and the supporting cabling and wireless infrastructure systems.
		As the voice of the converged telecommunications industry in Washington, USTA advocates for the industry's critical issues before Congress, regulators, the courts, the White House and the media.
	www.centerformarketintelligence.com /telecommunications/other.html (909 words)

	MRO Software -- an IBM Company : Industries : Telecom, Media & Technology : Telecommunications
		The Telecommunications industry today is confronted by competition not only from within, but competitors that only five years ago, no one would have dreamed of, the likes of retail chains like supermarkets and coffee shops are changing the landscape of this market daily.
		This does not only include the towers, fiber optic networks, radio dishes and switching stations, it includes the IT infrastructure monitoring your network, servers, workstations, laptops, software, etc. These operational IT assets are critical to deliver service and maintain uptime to ensure customer satisfaction.
		Telecommunications companies are in the process of untangling their "stack of bricks", they leverage industry groups like the Telemanagement Forum who create best practice business processes using the eTOM (Enhanced Telecommunications Operations Map) and integration open standards using java - OSS/j through the group OSS through Java Initiative.
	www.mro.com /corporate/maximo/telecom-media-technology/telecommunications.php (831 words)

	Telecommunications Consultants \| Telecom Consulting \| Business.com
		Provider of telecommunication consulting services specializing in digital software systems, automated attendant and voice mail systems, fax-mail, computer telephone integration, videoconferencing and voice and data cabling networks.
		Consulting and publishing company which tracks and assesses the commercial impact of new information technologies including telecommunications, data communications, computer, cable television and broadcasting industries.
		Services are provided to the telecommunications and manufacturing and professional services industries.
	www.business.com /directory/telecommunications/consultants (3796 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Have Your Say \| What is the worst eyesore in the UK?
		Drive through practically any town in the UK and the idiot planners of yesteryear have left their monolithic, windowless and concrete epitaphs behind for us to hate.
		Nigel UK: I was at Portsmouth Poly (as it was then) in the early 80s and the Tricorn Centre was supposedly marked for demolition then.
		Electricity Pylons are the worst eyesore across the UK, being closely caught by telecommunications masts (although at least there is some attempt to disguise the more recent designs).
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/talking_point/3266673.stm (6672 words)

	'What Are Death Towers?' From Don Croft (Mar. 16, 2005)
		Every standing tower in the world, pretty much, can be seen by energy sensitives and psychics to give off very dense, destructive dead orgone radiation--the energy of death and decay.
		The difference between HAARP and your neighborhood death tower is that HaARP shoots the DOR up into the atmosphere and the neighborhood towers direct it down at the surrounding population.
		Doc Batiibwe and I busted six death towers in Gulu, Uganda, a refugee town in the wartorn north.
	educate-yourself.org /dc/whataredeathtowers16mar05.shtml (1750 words)

	- Middle East Business news related to travel, food, hotel, real estate, health, oil and more (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The bold design concept of Dancing Towers features a 'choreographed' fluidity that combines the three towers in one overall gesture.
		The three towers will be conjoined two by two, with the offices and hotel at the base and the hotel and residences at the top.
		The residential tower merges into the hotel on level 38, for residents to share collective leisure facilities, including the indoor swimming pool and other amenities.
	www.tradearabia.com /tanews/newsdetails_snCONS_article106657.html (300 words)

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		CALL FOR PAPERS - ICT97 International Conference on Telecommunications 2 - 4 April 1997 "Bridging East & West Through Communications" Melbourne, Australia Short Courses - 5 April 1997 International Conference on Telecommunications (ICT) is an IEEE/IEE sponsored conference addressing topics in the broad area of telecommunications.
		The conference will be held at the magnificent Sheraton Towers, in the Southgate complex, located in the midst of Melbourne's multimedia, arts & entertainment precinct.
		You are invited to submit original papers addressing topics in the broad area of telecommunications for presentation at the conference and for publication in the conference proceedings.
	www-net.cs.umass.edu /tccc/1996/itc97.txt (504 words)

	SD : Knowledge : The first mile of connectivity: Wireless weaves to lessen the gaps in rural telecommunication coverage ...
		The combined effects of plummeting equipment costs, the internationalization of communications, liberalization of the telecommunications sectors in many countries and the expanding array of technologies able to exploit new areas of the radio frequency spectrum have produced a dynamic, but relatively immature field, where clear answers are often not yet available.
		Companies such as Granger Telecommunications in the UK, and SR Telecom and Nortel in Canada have reached significant levels of commercial production for these systems, and are able to provide them at very competitive prices to PTOs and private sector telecommunication operators.
		The relatively quick spread of VSAT in liberalized telecommunication markets, compared to the slow spread of VSAT in the rest of Africa points clearly to the effect that liberalized telecommunication markets can have on improving the spread of services and reducing their costs, key factors in the establishment of rural telecommunication services.
	www.fao.org /waicent/faoinfo/sustdev/CDdirect/CDre0040.htm (3432 words)

	New York firm hired as telecommunications consultants
		The request for proposals (RFP) was in response to public comment about the Tower Amendments to the zoning ordinance put forth at the Dec. 15 meeting of the Planning Board.
		The telecommunications project team includes staff members who have worked with major end users, competitive service providers, institutions of higher education and information research and development facilities.
		He has gained valuable knowledge through diverse positions in project management, corporate telecommunications management and consulting engineering, including six years with the United States Defense Communications Agency supervising the planning and management of world-wide strategic telecommunications networks for the Defense Department, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the White House.
	www.capeelizabeth.com /news/nTowerfp3.html (1788 words)

	INFORMS - British Telecommunications PLC Honored in Operations Research Award: Innovations Save $150 Million a Year
		The seven finalists for the INFORMS® Edelman Award, all of whom were recognized by the award committee, are ATandT; British Telecommunications plc; Dana Corporation Off-Highway Systems Group; IBM; Towers Perrin; the U.S. Department of Energy; and Visteon Automotive Systems.
		British Telecommunications plc is one of the world's leading providers of telecommunications services.
		Its principal activity is the supply of local, long distance and international telecommunications services and equipment in the UK, serving 27 million exchange lines.
	www.informs.org /Press/Edelman1999c.html (878 words)

	Planning Policy Guidance 8: Telecommunications - Communities and Local Government
		The independent regulator and competition authority for UK communications industries.
		This Planning Policy Guidance Note gives guidance on planning for telecommunications development - including radio masts and towers, antennas of all kinds, radio equipment housing, public call boxes, cabinets, poles and overhead wires.
		This replaces PPG8 of December 1992 'Telecommunications' and Circular 04/99 'Planning for Telecommunications'.
	www.communities.gov.uk /index.asp?id=1143963 (256 words)

	Telecommunications Consultants \| Telecom Consulting \| Business.com
		Provides consultant services, designs telecommunications systems and networks, develops custom-made computer programs and acts as system integrator or project manager.
		Provider of systems integration services, telecommunications consulting services, video telecommunications consulting services, wideband LAN consulting services, broadband LAN consulting services, baseband LAN consulting services, systems softwa...
		Telecommunications consulting firm with expertise in network technology services; intranet, extranet, and web site development and Internet marketing.
	www.business.com /directory/telecommunications/consultants/index.asp?partner=4364305 (3795 words)

	William McDonough + Partners \| Rugby Radio Towers New Town (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		By seeking to optimize the development’s economic, environmental, and social quality and value at all scales, the design team hopes to facilitate timely resolution of Britain’s often-fractious public approvals process.
		The project also promises a rare opportunity for the client to showcase its most advanced telecommunications technologies alongside leading-edge sustainable strategies.
		Open space, landscape, and water provide the key elements for an ecologically intelligent integration of the built and natural landscape.
	www.mcdonoughpartners.com /projects/rugby?projID=rugby (132 words)

	Careers in Telecommunications Information \| Business.com
		Concentrates heavily in telecommunications convergence and emerging technologies; recruits professionals in the engineering, support, and sales sectors.
		An executive and technical search firm specializing in the placement of professionals with telecommunications and data communication service providers; clients include data communications, both fiber and wireless based, telephony, including CLE...
		Provides the telecommunications industry with a new way to buy and sell equipment, find jobs and people, and get the latest industry news.
	www.business.com /directory/telecommunications/employment (527 words)

	Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Camera Towers or Masts - UK
		UK wide, design, supply, installation, maintenance of CCTV Systems, Access Control Systems, Turnstile Systems, Full height turnstiles, waist height turnstiles, Barrier Systems, Gate Systems, Sliding Gates, Swing Gates, 24 /7 call out 365 days.
		Based in Northampton, covering the whole of the UK, we are an independent supplier of most types of radio antennas including: beacons, aerial masts, aerial towers, dipoles (cdf), shf yagis, uhf yagis, vhf-uhf arrays, telecommunications, radio communication equipment or systems, telescopic poles pr systems, lightning conductors, aerial accessories, communicat
		Leading UK distributor of electronic and electrical components to industry and education.
	www.kellysearch.co.uk /gb-product-18767.html (1882 words)

	BT Tower - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The BT Tower in London, previously the Post Office Tower and also the London Telecom Tower, is a tall cylindrical building at 60 Cleveland Street in Fitzrovia.
		It's also featured in the film adaptation with the name Jordan Tower albeit it's not destroyed.
		According to the novelization, the tower is headquarters for both the BTN and the "Eye", the visual surveillance division of the government.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Post_Office_Tower (1085 words)

	CNN.com - NTL sells towers for $2.5 billion - Dec 2, 2004
		The NTL broadcast business it is buying includes 3,000 transmission sites in the UK, covering 99 percent of the population.
		NTL Broadcast is the second largest independent operator of wireless sites in the UK, and owns or leases about half the country's radio and television broadcast towers.
		Macquarie Bank said it intended to sell down its interest in the consortium within six months of the deal's completion, which is expected in early 2005.
	www.cnn.com /2004/BUSINESS/12/02/australia.ntl.macquarie (321 words)

	Telecommunications Ireland : Index Ireland
		Lucent - Lucent Technologies is a global telecommunications provider, designing and implementing mobile phone systems throughout the world and a market leader in GSM technology.
		MDS Telecommunications - MDS Telecommunications is a leading supplier of communications products to small business and residential applications.
		MPRC is one of the fastest most innovative cellular repair companies in the UK.
	www.indexireland.com /telecommunications/more7.htm (259 words)

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