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Number PULEAZE! Part Four:
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I had a friend in the early 80's that was an electronic switching system tech for Cincinnati Bell. He told me they were installing the 5ESS during that time.
Western Electric 1950
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Hughs 1956
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Bell System 1924
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Code-A-Phone 1983
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"Wats wrong with working for the phone company?"
"Wats wrong with working for the phone company?"
Western Electric 1955
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Cobra 1982
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Bell Telephone System 1939
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American Teelephone & Telegraph Company 1914
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Bell Telephone System 1963
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<h1>FCC: Phone carriers that profit from robocalls could have all calls blocked</h1>
<h2>Safe harbor lets phone companies block all calls from “bad-actor” telecoms.</h2>
FCC: Phone carriers that profit from robocalls could have all calls blocked
Safe harbor lets phone companies block all calls from “bad-actor” telecoms.
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Love these old ads. I was recently on FB with some former co-workers who were reminiscing about how terrific our group was...it got me thinking about my work history in telecom--I got into cellular in 1992 and it has been a wonderful ride; with (at various times) amazingly cool people doing very cool innovative things literally around the world. Thanks to Dave Wielgus, John Cregier, Linda Rosenberg and Sal Butindaro at United States Cellular for kicking off a great ride!
Bell Telephone System 1938
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General Telephone 1959
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Bell Telephone Laboratories 1956
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