What does TPol stand for?

Telecommunications Policy

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers
Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Strickling is a well-known figure in Washington's telecommunications policy circle.

United States: Strickling to NTIA, Completes Obamas Big Broadband Jobs

00 Hardcover HE8425 Wu (director of research, International Bureau of the Federal Communications Commission) examines the evolution of China's telecommunications policy as it simultaneously attempts to liberalize telecommunications markets while maintaining control over telecommunications content.

From iron fist to invisible hand; the uneven path of ...

Department of the State on telecommunications policy.

Medina named to foundation board

Barton has been vocal on his perspectives on telecommunications policy reform, including his interest in repealing universal service.

Senator Ted Stevens: leading the future for rural telecommunications; ...

To succeed and survive in the new economy, America--its institutions public and private, large and small, and the growing number of entrepreneurs and consumers alike throughout this country--must involve themselves in the public policy process and in the public arena, which will help shape telecommunications policy in the 21st century.

Teletopia: a new agenda for America

THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT HAS a duty to present its citizens with a transparent telecommunications policy rationale that addresses national goals.

Rethinking telecommunications regulation: promoting a vibrant and ...

Top on the associations' 2002 agenda are barriers to apartments, insurance and terrorism coverage, mold, telecommunications policy, tax issues and energy policy.

2002 Legislative Priorities released. (What's New on the Marketplace)

We couldn't agree more with The Times that rancorous debates over telecommunications policy must give way to constructive problem solving.

TELEPHONE SUMMIT US WEST AGREES IT'S TIME TO END RANCOROUS DEBATE