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Attorneys are probably the place to start a telcom. A telcom typically requires access to public resources like right of ways and airwaves, and hence their are
by brudgers 4y ago
Attorneys are probably the place to start a telcom.
A telcom typically requires access to public resources like right of ways and airwaves, and hence their are regulatory requirements to obtaining entitlement.
And there are contracts for interconnection with other network operators.
Contracts for vertical and conventional real-estate — so you need another stable of attorneys for that, too.
Which means you need pockets so deep that cost doesn’t matter…e.g. a government contract.
Which means you need a government that wants you to do what you are trying to do.
Otherwise you won’t get the avigation easements and similar things your towers and wires need.
Good luck.
- oogali 4y agoThis, in my opinion, is the most important comment in this thread. I would also add that since you are forming a company that is considered a public utility, you are also mandated [in the US] to create a tariff to list the rates and terms at which you’ll sell service. Then be prepared for the incumbent (or a nationwide carrier) to order items off of your tariff to reach your customers with their services over your physical facilities.