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Contel

ConTel Corporation (Continental Telephone or simply Contel) was the third-largest independent phone company in the United States prior to it being acquired by GTE in 1991.

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Founded
1958; 68 years ago (1958)
Industry
Communications Services
Headquarters
Atlanta, Georgia
Defunct
1991; 35 years ago (1991)
Fate
Acquired
Products
Internet access, Local wireline and wireless telecommunication services

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Contel

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples67
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
Components1

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Contel

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related to history · 26
Contel → Although, As, Both, CEO, Charles Wohlstetter, Clayton, Contel Corporation, Contel Information Systems, Continental, Fame, He, Howard Frank, Illinois, In, Internet Hall, It, Jack Maguire, July, Just, Lucier
related to Subsidiaries · 24
Contel → Arizona, California, Georgia, Idaho, IllinoisConTel, IndianaContel, KentuckyContel, MinnesotaContel, MissouriContel, Nevada, New HampshireContel, New YorkContel, North CarolinaContel, Northwest, Oregon, PennsylvaniaConTel Quaker StateContel, South, South CarolinaContel, Subsidiaries, Utah
related to External links · 9
Contel → Bomb, ConTel's History, Continental Telephone Is Killed, Dies, Founder, Head, His Car, West IndiesGTE Corporation's HistoryCharles, Wohlstetter
Defunct · 1
Contel → 1991; 35 years ago (1991)
Fate · 1
Contel → Acquired
Founded · 1
Contel → 1958; 68 years ago (1958)
Headquarters · 1
Contel → Atlanta, Georgia
Industry · 1
Contel → Communications Services
Products · 1
Contel → Internet access, Local wireline and wireless telecommunication services
Successor · 1
Contel → GTE

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gte company corporation acquired 1991 continental telephone lucier president bomb phone history subsidiaries founded years georgia internet local charles wohlstetter

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ContelDefunct1991; 35 years ago (1991)1.00infobox
ContelFateAcquired1.00infobox
ContelFounded1958; 68 years ago (1958)1.00infobox
ContelHeadquartersAtlanta, Georgia1.00infobox
ContelIndustryCommunications Services1.00infobox
ContelProductsInternet access, Local wireline and wireless telecommunication services1.00infobox
ContelSuccessorGTE1.00infobox
ContelTypePublic1.00infobox
Contelrelated to External linksConTel's History0.60section
Contelrelated to External linksWest IndiesGTE Corporation's HistoryCharles0.60section
Contelrelated to External linksWohlstetter0.60section
Contelrelated to External linksFounder0.60section

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