Telecommunications services industry

Article Abstract:

The telecommunications industry is changing due to technological innovation and increased demand, and is no longer segmented into discrete components. The regional Bell operating companies, for example, are increasing their cellular and wireless communications business. Congress is also considering legislation that will impact the industry through the 1990's. Investors must consider long-term investment factors and tolerate risk.

Radiotelephone communications, Cellular Mobile Radio Services, Cellular and Other Wireless Telecommunications, Telephone Communication, Long Distance Telephone Svc, Economic aspects, Cellular telephone services, Long distance telephone services, Regional Bell Operating Companies, MCI Communications Corp., NYNEX Corp., Pacific Telesis Group, PAC, NYN, LIN Broadcasting Corp., LINB, Southern New England Telecommunications Corp., SNG, MFS Communications Company Inc., SkyTel Communications Inc., Nationwide Cellular Service Inc., NEXTEL Communications Inc., U.S. Long Distance Corp., MTEL, NCEL, USLD, LCI International Inc., LCI, CALL

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Telecommunications service industry

Article Abstract:

Stocks in the telecommunications services industry have become more popular with the possibility of lower corporate earnings and slower US economic growth in 1999. The potential for revenue and earnings growth, along with stability, are among the reasons that many are finding these stocks attractive. Telephone company stocks are expected to outperform the market in 1999, but are less attractive for the next three to five years.

T, Billing Concepts Corp., Dycom Industries Inc., MediaOne Group Inc., Nextel Communications Inc., Omnipoint Corp., Paging Network Inc., WinStar Communications Inc., DY, WCOM, UMG, NXTL, OMPT, PAGE, FON, WCII, ALNT, Aliant Communications Inc., United Video Satellite Group Inc., UVSGA, Skytel Communications Corporation of Canada

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