Four of the seven largest secondrank US long distance telecommunications carriers have come together to gang up on the Big Three – AT&T, US Sprint and MCI Communications – by forming a National Switched Net-work joint venture to enable them to offer an expanded range of switched long distance service US-wide. The participants are Advanced […]
Four of the seven largest secondrank US long distance telecommunications carriers have come together to gang up on the Big Three – AT&T, US Sprint and MCI Communications – by forming a National Switched Net-work joint venture to enable them to offer an expanded range of switched long distance service US-wide. The participants are Advanced Telecommunications Corp, serving the US Southeast and Southwest; LiTel Telecommunications Corp in the Midwest and Ohio basin; RCI Corp, Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states; and Telecom*USA Inc for the Southeast, Mid-west and West. Telecom*USA is the holding company for the newly merged SouthernNet and Teleconnect, and is the fourth largest US carrier.
