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| Industry | Telecommunications Technology |
Area served |  Makko Oko |
| Website | ott.com.mk |
OT&T Inc. (with OT&T being an abbreviation of its former name, Oko Telephone and Telegraph Company) is a publicly-traded, state-authorized, telecommunications company in the Empire of Makko Oko. It is the nation's largest wireless carrier and the world's largest corporation by holdings and assets. During the remainder of the 20th century, OT&T held an absolute monopoly over the phone industry, and, when it expanded into television in the early 1980's, held a virtual monopoly over that. OT&T's position of being a monopoly would not be challenged until the early 2000's when a change in public opinion and government policy led to directed attacks against the company, aiming to break them up or destroy them if failing. The government's case fell on deaf ears after the courts sided with OT&T, and then OT&T countersued and sought an injunction against the current government interfering with corporate affairs, which the courts approved. Up to 2027, OT&T has never successfully been broken up or taken down, however the monopoly they had on the phone industry has dwindled in recent years with more fierce competition.
