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Bell SystemBefore AT&T was broken up in 1984 by court order, the Bell System referred to AT&T and all the Bell Telephone companies which were part of it, but had separate names to provide a regional flavor. The Bell name, of course, came from Alexander Graham Bell. See Divestiture and RBOC.
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| Likewise, the regional Bell operating companies (Ameritech, Bell Atlantic, BellSouth, Pacific Telesis, Southwestern Bell Communications and US WEST) are free to compete for long-distance customers if they first allow competitors into the local markets they once controlled. 7 billion deal - combining two of the seven regional Bell operating companies that were spun off in the 1984 breakup of AT&T - would serve the public interest. Lucatorto, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Lucatorto Partners LLC, is acknowledged as the architect of the first Inter-exchange Access tariffs that led to the creation of the Regional Bell Operating Companies. |
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