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51LDS — Latter Day Saint (Community » Religion) * Long Distance Service (Computing » Telecom) * Latter Day Saints (Mormon) (Community » Religion) * Linear Data Set (Computing » General) * Large Data Sets (Computing » General) * Logical Data Structure… …
52List of telephone switches — This is intended to be a list of the more common central office (telephone company operated) telephone switches. This list is nowhere near complete. Many British and non North American switches are missing.AGCS*GTD 5 EAXAlcatel*E10 Five *E10B… …
53System X (telephony) — System X was the name of the UK s first national digital telephone exchange system.HistorySystem X was developed by the UK Post Office (later to become British Telecom), GEC, Plessey, and Standard Telephones and Cables (STC), and first shown in… …
54KNBC — For broadcast stations that previously used the KNBC call sign, see KNBC (disambiguation). Not to be confused with KMBC TV. KNBC Los Angeles, California Branding NBC 4 (general) NBC 4 LA (secondary) NBC 4 News (newscasts) Slog …
55Freeview (UK) — Freeview (DTV Services Ltd) Industry Media Founded 30 October 2002 Headquarters London, England, UK …
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57NOW Leicester — Licensed area Leicestershire and Rutland Frequency 11B (218.64 MHz) Air date December 6, 2002 Owner Now Digital (East Midlands) Website www.now digital.com Coverage Map …
58Channel 4 — This article is about the British television station. For other uses, see Channel 4 (disambiguation). Channel 4 Launched 2 November 1982 Owned by …
59System Y — is a Digital telephone exchange system used by British Telecom as an alternative to the System X. System Y refers to the AXE 10 system manufactured by Ericsson. British Telecom decided to use the AXE10 digital switch in the mid 1980s as a way of… …
60Television licence — A television licence (or broadcast receiver licence) is an official licence required in many countries for the reception of television (and sometimes also radio) broadcasts. It is a form of hypothecation tax to fund public broadcasting, thus… …
