Recently added companies to telecom directory:
National Post and Telcom Agency
 | The Swedish National Post and Telecom Agency, Post- och Telestyrelsen, PTS, is the authority that supervises activities in the radio, telecom and datacom areas. Its goal is for everyone in Sweden to have access to effective and reasonably priced postal and telecom services, and to ensure that the radio spectrum is used in the best possible way.
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Autoridade Nacional de Comunica??es (ANACOM)
| The ICP - Autoridade Nacional de Comunica??es (ANACOM) is the regulatory authority for the communications sector - telecommunication and posts - in Portugal.
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Austrian Regulatory Authority for Telecommunications and Broadcasting (RTR-GmbH)
 | The Austrian Regulatory Authority for Telecommunications and Broadcasting (RTR-GmbH) was established as the operative arm of KommAustria as well as the Telekom Control Commission to create a "convergence regulator" under the KommAustria Act (KOG) of April 1, 2001. The pages in this section provide information on the three regulatory authorities for broadcasting and telecommunications."
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Independent Post and Telecommunications Authority (OPTA)
 | OPTA independently regulates compliance with legislation and regulations in the areas of post and electronic communications. The legislation and regulations are intended to promote competition on these markets, resulting in more choice and fair prices for consumers.
OPTA is a governmental body and non-departmental agency of the Ministry of Economic Affairs that operates as an Autonomous Administrative Authority.
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Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority (NPT)
 | NPT is an autonomous administrative agency under the Norwegian Ministry of Transport and Communications, with monitoring and regulatory responsibilities for the postal and telecommunications markets in Norway. The NPT is self-financed, primarily through fees and charges.
Director General, Willy Jensen
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