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Unified Communications services that facilitate communications across various networks, media and devices, namely, communication via computer terminals, by digital transmission, or by satellite; Voice over Internet-Protocol (VoIP) services; web, video, audio and data conferencing services and playback of taped web, voice, video and data conferences; telecommunications and teleconferencing consulting services; data streaming services; internet telephony services; telecommunication services, namely, local and long distance transmission of voice, data, graphics, images, messages by means of telephone, telegraphic, cable, Internet, satellite, broadband optical, wireless transmission and global communications networks; electronic transmission of messages and data; electronic voice messaging, namely, the recording and subsequent transmission of voice messages by telephone and global computer networks; electronic, electric, and digital transmission of voice, data, images, signals, and messages; communication services, namely, providing access to electronic communication systems in the nature of electronic telecommunication connections between communication carriers and private networks that facilitate access to and use of emergency information, text, pictures and streaming media by emergency administration personnel, public safety professions and public service access providers; telecommunications services, namely, providing notification alerts via phone, email, text or Internet; telecommunications services, namely, providing access to two-way communications systems in the nature of audio teleconferencing, telephone communications, and voice, data and image messaging in the fields of power and utilities, education, government, public safety, emergency management, healthcare and pharmaceuticals; telephone communications services, namely, telephone call management services in the nature of bi-directional call routing and call forwarding services; telecommunications services, namely, using positioning or location technology to determine the geographic location of a mobile telephone handset, whether in active use or idle, by interfacing with a wireless communications network; communication services, namely, telephone communication services for reporting and updating the status of trouble tickets for utility companies; internet communication services, namely, providing voice communication services via the internet for reporting and updating the status of trouble tickets for utility companies and allowing utility companies to share call center resources; automated telephone voice messaging services and broadcast telephone voice messaging services; emergency communications subscription services, namely, providing back-up high frequency radio connection capability for two-way communication between radios and radio to traditional landline telephone communications when traditional landline and mobile systems have failed due to natural or man-made disaster, by means of either direct connection or operator-assisted connection; voice-activated dialing services; voice-activated dialing services, namely, speech recognition dialing and interactive voice response telecommunication services; transmission, reception and processing of coded and emergency signals; automatic call and email forwarding and distribution, of personal or institutional messages, containing voice, images or data, particularly short message service (SMS) via a global computer network or the internet; broadcasting emergency situations via telephone, radio, television, cable television, wireless telecommunications and data communications, satellite and global computer networks; telecommunications gateway services, namely call generation and voice messaging; telecommunication services, namely a nationwide comprehensive service for wireless long distance, local telephone companies, satellite communications, alternative and competitive local exchange carriers, and other telecommunications providers to interconnect and integrate disparate systems and traditional telecommunication providers to provide automated call routing for access to emergency support public safety answering points; communication services for public safety emergency communications, namely, consolidation of 9-1-1 voice, data management and provisioning, and call routing and delivery for local and long distance transmission of voice messages by means of telephone, cable, Internet, satellite and global communications networks; telecommunications services, namely, providing an automated telephone screening service which distinguishes an answering machine from a live voice in order to determine the appropriate notification method to be used; telecommunications gateway services, namely, providing call routing functions and connectivity between a mobile switching center or telecommunications service provider to a public safety answering point (PSAP); electronic data interchange services in the field of healthcare transactions such as enrollment, customer service, monitoring, care coordination, claims, eligibility, claim status, electronic remittance advice, prior authorizations, attachments and referrals that allow direct transaction and payment communications between healthcare providers and payers; electronic message and data transmission