Wired Telecommunications Carriers in the US

Heavily displaying the characteristics of an industry in decline, revenue for wired telecommunications carriers has fallen sharply in recent years. The most detrimental factor has been the growth in substitute products, just as wireless, VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) and cable products. The intense level of competition will subside over the straightway five years, as more carriers close their traditional wired services and direct funds to segments with growth potential, like VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) and broadband internet.

Industry participants provide direct communication services, just as local, long distance and international phone service using wired telecommunications networks. Wired carriers own, operate and maintain this infrastructure, which includes landlines, microwaves and satellite linkups. Companies that resell phone service, offer phone service over the internet or over wireless networks are excluded from this industry.

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