The History Of The International Telecommunication Union | From Telegraph To 5G Networks

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-- Today, there are billions of mobile phone subscribers, close to five billion people with access to television, and tens of millions of new Internet users every year.

Hundreds of millions of people around the world use satellite services – whether getting directions from a satellite navigation system, checking the weather forecast or watching television from isolated areas. Millions more use video compression every day in mobile phones, music players and cameras.

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ITU is at the very heart of the ICT sector, brokering agreement on technologies, services, and allocation of global resources like radio-frequency spectrum and satellite orbital positions, to create a seamless global communications system that’s robust, reliable, and constantly evolving.

The global international telecommunications network is the largest and most sophisticated engineering feat ever created. You use it every time you log on to the web, send an e-mail or SMS, listen to the radio, watch television, order something online, travel by plane or ship – and of course every time you use a mobile phone, smartphone or tablet computer.

ITU. Published May 14, 2015. ITU 150 Historical Video. Retrieved from    • ITU 150 Historical Video