Oi
Oi, formerly known as Telemar, is the largest fixed telephone operator and the fourth mobile telephone operator in Brazil, being the third largest telecommunication company in Latin America. It is headquartered in Rio de Janeiro. Oi's major subsidiaries include Telemar and Brasil Telecom.
People born in Oi (First 49 people) - Page 465
André Maschinot
French footballer
Ramon Iglesias i Navarri
Religious leader
William Ingraham Chase
Journalist
Carlisle Trost
Officer
Ray Rippelmeyer
American professional baseball player
Cal Neeman
American baseball player
Antoine Duhamel
French composer
Rosemary Sullivan
Canadian poet
Antoine Lefèbvre de La Barre
French lawyer
John Henry Tilden
American physician
Küllo Kõiv
June Squibb
American actress
H. Joel Deckard
U. S. representative
John W. Heavey
General
William-Henri Arnous-Rivière
Military officer
Léonce Kouadio
Footballer
Horace Jackson
American filmmaker
Ted Savage
English footballer
Maurice Jeanjean
Composer
Mikhail Kalinin
Former Governor of Saint Petersburg
Bernard of Italy
King of the Lombards
Hugh, Count of Vermandois
King
Wala of Corbie
Bernard, son of Charles Martel's son
Chad Hays
Ralph E. Church
Former United States Representative
Ralph Edwin Church
Former United States Representative
Carlos Carvalho
Cyclist
John Calhoun Phillips
Former Governor of Arizona
Thomas Ray Hamer
Former Idaho State Representative
Lucien Paye
French Politician
Herbert Ryman
Artist
DaVaris Daniels
American football wide receiver
Evan Spencer
American football wide receiver
Josephine Clofullia
Marc Voltenauer
Swiss author
Annemie Fontana
Swiss sculptor
César Hipólito Bacle
Swiss journalist
Lucien Cujean
Swiss sailor
Pierre-Joseph Ravel
Swiss civil engineer ‧ Maurice Ravel's father
Marguerite Naville
Swiss visual artist
Tatiana Fabergé
Carlos Alberto Souza dos Santos
Brazilian football player
Onofre Quinan
Brazilian Politician
George W. English
Former Illinois State Representative
Adrian Lindsey
American football player
Anne Staquet
Philosopher
Chantal Sébire
French teacher
