Analog telecommunications include traditional telephony, radio, and TV broadcasts.

It is a term analogous to PLMN, referring to wireless telephony (cellular) carriers, and PSTN, referring to traditional wire-based telephony.

Such paradigms have striven to emulate many of the traditions of traditional telephony, such as the telephone number.

Cable is starting to carry what has been traditional telephony, and here you have movements of Internet telephony.

This is dramatically different than traditional telephony and VoIP vendors who charge for additional clients, endpoints, and interfaces into the communications system.

Amplus provides services similar to traditional telephony: receiving and making calls, access to network Internet and many other additional services.

In 2006, Genesys Conferencing introduced the fourth generation of Genesys Meeting Center with a new User Interface integrating both traditional telephony and VoIP.

The steps and principles involved in originating a VoIP telephone calls are similar to traditional digital telephony, and involve signaling, channel setup, digitization of the analog voice signals, and encoding.

Cloud computing replaces traditional telephony's line-to-line switching methods.

The result would be a new type of hand-held device blending aspects of network computing and traditional cellular telephony.