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CableLabs
Offices: Louisville, Kentucky
Founded in 1988 by members of the cable
television industry, Cable Television Laboratories
is a non-profit research and development
consortium that is dedicated to pursuing
new cable telecommunications technologies
and to helping its cable operator members
integrate those advancements into their
business objectives. Cable operators from
around the world are members. |
Cable Television Association of Marketing
(CTAM)
Offices: Alexandria, Virginia
CTAM is dedicated to the discipline and
development of consumer marketing excellence
in cable television, new media and telecommunications
services. CTAM members have the advantage
of progressive research, insightful publications
and forward-thinking conferences—all designed
to help them and their companies gain a
competitive edge. |
Cable Television Public Affairs Association
(CTPAA)
Offices: Washington, DC
CTPAA is dedicated to building a strong
image for the cable industry and enhancing
its competitive advantage, CTPAA is the
only national, professional organization
specifically addressing the issues, needs,
and interests of the cable industry's public
affairs professionals. A strong advocate
of the public affairs professional's participation
in all aspects of corporate decision-making
processes, CTPAA works to enhance each member's
status and influence through skill building
and professional development. |
California Cable Television Association
(CCTA)
Offices: Sacramento, California
CCTA is the nation's largest state cable
association representing nearly 200 cable
systems serving more than 6.8 million cable
customers in California. In addition to
local cable operators, the state industry
includes a growing number of "cable-related"
industries—such as high-tech firms that
manufacture the products and services which
support a dynamic cable industry, programmers
which create the content for cable networks,
and ancillary service providers, which offer
specific services to cable industry members. |
California Communications Association (CalCom)
Offices: Sacramento, California
California Communications Association is
a statewide non-profit trade association
comprised of all of the incumbent local
exchange carriers (ILECs) providing telecommunications
services within California. In addition
to these core members, over 200 providers
of products and services to the industry
are CalCom associates. CalCom will bring
you closer to your market and give you great
opportunities to interact with the telephone
companies that keep the basic communications
infrastructure in California up and running. |
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CDMA Development Group (CDG)
Offices: Costa Mesa, California
CDG is an international consortium of companies
who have joined together to lead the adoption
and evolution of CDMA wireless systems around
the world. The CDG is comprised of the world's
leading CDMA service providers and manufacturers.
By working together, the members will help
ensure interoperability among systems, while
expediting the availability of CDMA technology
to consumers. |
Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association
(CTIA)
Offices: Washington, DC
CTIA is the international organization that
represents all elements of wireless communication—cellular,
personal communication services enhanced
specialized mobile radio, and mobile satellite
services—serving the interests of service
providers, manufacturers, and others. Founded
in 1984, CTIA is the voice of the wireless
industry—representing its members in a constant
dialogue with policy makers in the Executive
Branch, in the Federal Communications Commission,
and in Congress, CTIA's industry committees
provide leadership in the area of taxation,
roaming, safety, regulations, fraud and
technology. |
Colorado Telecommunications Association
(CTA)
Offices: Glendale, Colorado
The Colorado Telecommunications Association
was formed in 1963. Today, it has 28 Rural
Local Exchange Company members, two Affiliate
Company Members and nearly 100 Vendor and
Supplier Members. The "Companies Connecting
Colorado" provide local exchange and other
telecommunications service to customers
spread over 50% of the state. A goal of
the CTA is to preserve, protect and advance
the concept of affordable, universal telecommunications
services for all the citizens of the state. |
Communications Supply Service Association
(CSSA)
Offices: Little Rock, Arkansas
CSSA was created as a strategic alliance
of independent telephone companies. Today
our purpose and commitment remain the same.
Their mission has always been to enhance
each Members' ability to successfully compete
in the communications market. Their goal
is to ensure superior service, competitive
prices, and the availability of quality
products. They provide a dedicated, professional
staff, committed to excellence, integrity
and continuous Member involvement. |
Competitive Telecommunications Association
(CompTel)
Offices: Washington, DC
CompTel is the leading association representing
competitive telecommunications companies
in virtually every sector of the marketplace:
incumbent local exchange carriers, competitive
local exchange carriers, long-distance carriers
of every size, wireless service providers,
Internet service providers, equipment manufacturers,
and software suppliers. They are the established,
respected voice of the competitive telecommunications
industry before Congress, the Federal Communications
Commission, state regulators and legislators,
industry technical groups and international
communications. |
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