quality broadband communication services / satellite facilities / telecommunications infrastructure / telecommunications centre / local and external telecommunications markets / universal services / broadband networks / mobile telephone penetration rate / broadband telecommunications network / telecommunications licensing / quality telecommunications services / mobile telecommunications / wireless technology / licence applications / benefited telecommunications service operators / generation mobile communication services / Internet-based licensing system / telecommunications equipment / telecommunications network / telecommunications / telecommunications services / telecommunications operations / open and competitive telecommunications / external telecommunications services / telecommunications networks / telecommunications industry / external telecommunications facilities / external telecommunications services markets / local and external telecommunications infrastructure / wireless telecommunications services / external telecommunications / telecommunications sector / hybrid fibre coaxial cable network / generation mobile services / telecommunications hub / mobile telephone customers / telecommunications market / external services / telecommunications network services / technology-neutral approach / wireless transmission / cable-based technology / e-commerce and other multi-media applications / much more cost-effective wireless telecommunications services / wireless networks / external services-based telecommunications operators / /
Organization
Legislative Council / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development / Information Technology and Broadcasting Bureau / International Telecommunication Union / Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation / Telecommunications Authority / /
MESSAGE As we enter the new millennium, the telecommunications industry will see sustained high growth in the Internet, e-commerce and other multi-media applications. Rapid advancement of technology will revolutionise tr