Landline phones

From Mongol Studies Online Reference

There are two landline telephone companies in Mongolia: Mongolia Telecom Company (MTC) and the Mongolian Railway Authority. MTC is a joint venture with Korea Telecom and partially publicly owned. MTC leases fiber-optic lines from the Mongolian Railway Authority and connects to all aimags and soums. There are over 175,000 fixed-line phones in Mongolia, though this number is slowly decreasing. The majority of MTC subscribers are in Ulaanbataar.^[1]

[edit] Further reading

• Dorjderem, Amarbayasgalan "Public Access to Information, Mongolia's Situation Analysis" Science, Communication & Information Section Mongolian National Commission for UNESCO. No date. Accessed 20 June 2008.

• InTeC Co.Ltd; MIDAS. “Information and Communications Technology Development in Mongolia -- 2006: White Paper.” InTeC Co.Ltd and MIDAS (2006). Accessed 20 April 2008.

• Hishigsuren, Gaamaa. "Information and Communication Technology and Microfinance: Options for Mongolia." ADB Institute Discussion Paper No. 42, Feb 2006. Accessed 20 June 2008.

• Mongolia Development Gateway. "Concept of Information and Communication Technology Development of Mongolia by Year 2010." Mongolia Development Gateway. 2003. Accessed 20 June 2008.

• Park, Daniel H. “Information Technology Landscape in Mongolia.” Information Technology Landscape in Nations Around the World. American University (2003). Accessed 7 May 2008.

[edit] References

1. ↑ InTeC Co.Ltd; MIDAS. “Information and Communications Technology Development in Mongolia -- 2006: White Paper.” InTeC Co.Ltd and MIDAS (2006). Accessed 20 April 2008.