Agencies (Business/Telecommunications/Regulation/Agencies)
up AgenciesSites of governmental agencies charged with regulating the Telecommunications industry.EntriesJapan - Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications http://www.soumu.go.jp/ Japan's telecoms regulator. Available in Japanese and English. Pakistan - Pakistan Telecommunications Authority http://www.pta.gov.pk/ PTA was formed under the Pakistan Telecommunication Reorganization Act, 1996. Iran - Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting http://www.irib.com/ Government department that oversees telecom regulation. Available in Arabic, English, and Farsi. Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore http://www.ida.gov.sg/ The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) is committed to growing Singapore into a dynamic global infocomm hub. IDA uses an integrated approach to developing info-communications in Singapore. This involves nurturing a competitive telecoms market as well as a conducive business environment with programs and schemes for both local and international companies. For more news and information, visit www.ida.gov.sg. Denmark - National IT and Telecom Agency http://www.itst.dk/ A division of the Ministry for Science, Technology and Innovation. ICTQatar http://www.ict.gov.qa/ Regulates telecom and IT in Quatar. Includes a press release page and event schedule. Slovakia - Ministry of Transport, Posts and Telecommunications http://www.telecom.gov.sk/ Government site with information on the country's telecom policies. Available in Slovakian and English. Telecommunications Regulatory Authority http://www.tra.org.bh/ Bahrain - The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority is an independent body, and awards licences to operate, and use radio spectrum. Israel - Ministry of Communications http://www.moc.gov.il/ Israeli telecom regulator - part of the government. Site available in Hebrew and English and deals with both landline and cellular communications. Lebanon - Ministry Of Telecommunications http://www.mpt.gov.lb/ Lebanese government department responsible for telecoms regulation. Site is available in Arabic and English. Jordan - Telecommunication Regulatory Commission http://www.trc.gov.jo/ Telecoms regulator for the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. Bosnia and Herzegovina - The Communication Regulatory Agency (CRA) http://www.cra.ba/ Telecoms and broadcast regulator for Bosnia and Herzegovina. Was set up by the UN High Representative in the country. The site is available in English, Bosnian, Serbian and Croatian. Latvia Electronic Communications Office http://www.esd.lv/ Latvia's radiocommunications regulator. Site available in both Latvian and English. Nepal - Nepal Telecommunications Authority http://www.nta.gov.np/ The Kingdom of Nepal's government telecoms regulator. Malta - Malta Communications Authority http://www.mca.org.mt/ The Malta Communications Authority is the National Agency responsible to regulate telecommunications. Canada - Canadian Radio Television and Telecommunications Commission http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/welcome.htm Canada's regulator for telecoms, radio and television services. Slovenia - Ministry of Information http://www2.gov.si/mid/mideng.nsf Slovenian regulator for telecoms. Part of the government, and the site is available in both Slovene and English. Germany - Telecoms and Postal Regulator http://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/enid/4a2febdfce81c30908ba031ee62cf1ae,0/xn.html German telecoms and postal regulator, available in both German and English. Mauritius - The Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunications http://ncb.intnet.mu/mitt.htm Government department that is responsible for telecoms regulation. Greece - EETT (National Telecommunications and Post Commission) http://www.eett.gr/eng_pages/index2.htm Greek telecoms and postal services regulator, site is available in both Greek and English SubcategoriesUnited States Sites of governmental agencies charged with regulating the Telecommunications industry in the United States. Neigbour categoriesLicensing Sites providing information on licensing in the Telecommunications industry. (This section is quite beta and buggy, have patience. Thanks) Thumbnails powered by Thumbshots |