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Rural Telco Co-op Puts Cash Into WiMax Plan

ASHBURN, Va., April 28, 2009 - Looks like rural WiMax provider DigitalBridge Communications has found some new friends in the rural telco business, judging by a...

Wireless11 years ago

Congress, FCC See DTV Transition Progress; Low Power Broadcasters Say Left Behind

WASHINGTON, March 26, 2009 - The transition to digital television since the passage of the DTV Delay Act has been a “major accomplishment,” House Energy and...

Wireless11 years ago

Out of the DTV Hot Seat, Baker is Proud of NTIA Tenure

WASHINGTON, February 26, 2009 - Former Acting Assistant Secretary of Commerce Meredith Atwell Baker, who spent much of 2008 as the public face of the National...

Wireless11 years ago

Community Radio Movement gets Boost as LPFM Bill is Reintroduced in House

WASHINGTON, February 26, 2009 - Members of Congress, public interest advocates and community organizations applauded the reintroduction of legislation to authorize a new wave of low...

Wireless11 years ago

Cable, Satellite Execs Spar with Broadcasters on Retransmission Consent

WASHINGTON, February 25, 2009 - House Judiciary Committee chairman John Conyers, D-Mich., said it is important that Congress pass a bill preserving satellite viewers' access to...

Wireless11 years ago

Low Power Broadcasters Highlight Diversity in Call for Cable Carriage; Lawmakers Praise Local Focus

WASHINGTON, February 24, 2009 - As Congress examines renewing legislation that mandates satellite carriage of over-the-air broadcasts, owners of low power television stations say record levels...

Wireless11 years ago

CTIA, Public Safety Groups Urge FCC Action on 'Harmful' Auxiliary Devices

WASHINGTON, February 24, 2009 - A trade association representing major U.S. wireless service providers on Monday sought to bar the sale or operation of low power...

Wireless11 years ago

Wireless Executives Debate Role of Next-Generation Services

WASHINGTON, February 11, 2009 - Wireless industry veterans butted heads during a panel discussion at Tuesday morning's Broadband Breakfast Club. Organized by BroadbandCensus.com, the event focused...

Wireless11 years ago

Commissioners Welcome DTV Delay, but Concerns Remain on Consumer Outreach

WASHINGTON, February 5, 2009 - The three members of the Federal Communications Commission on Thursday expressed relief over Congress' Wednesday passage of legislation delaying the date...

FCC11 years ago

FCC Chairman Kevin Martin Resigns, Expresses Regret About Public Safety Communications

WASHINGTON, January 15, 2009 - Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin on Thursday resigned from his position, effective Inauguration Day, and expressed the regret about the...

Wireless11 years ago

FCC Chairman Kevin Martin’s Incredible Silicon Valley Wi-Fi Adventure

SAN JOSE, November 6 – It was Kevin Martin’s day to suck up praise from Silicon Valley. The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission – for...

Universal Service11 years ago

FCC Set to Press Forward on 'White Spaces,' But Pulls Comprehensive Overhaul of Telecom Payments

WASHINGTON, November 4 – The Federal Communications Commission on Monday deleted one of the four big-ticket items that it planned to tackle at its Tuesday open...

Wireless11 years ago

Sprint CEO says WiMAX Available Now and Best Hope for Rural Broadband

WASHINGTON, October 25 - WiMAX mobile broadband technology will unleash wireless customers and spur the development of new devices and business models which can harness "true...

Wireless11 years ago

White Spaces Battle Heats Up as Broadcast Networks Seek 'Time Out'

WASHINGTON, October 23 – The top executives of the four major broadcast networks on Thursday urged the head of the Federal Communications Commission to delay a...

Wireless12 years ago

FCC Begins Field Tests of 'White Space' Prototypes, Motorola Passes 'Without a Hitch'

ELKRIDGE, MARYLAND, July 16 – The FCC on Wednesday began field testing wireless internet devices that transmit signals over broadcast television frequencies by examining the reliability...

Wireless12 years ago

Panelists Debate the Degree of Openness on Wireless Networks

MCLEAN, VIRGINIA, June 26 – Whether wireless networks are open or closed to competition was the subject of sharp dispute at the Digital Media Conference on...

Wireless12 years ago

Ambassador: U.S. Wireless Policies Emulated by Developing Nations

June 13 - America's wireless policies continue to be emulated by developing nations, Ambassador David Gross, United States coordinator for international communications and information policy, said...

Wireless12 years ago

FCC Commissioner Urges National Broadband Policy with Municipal Wi-Fi

A national broadband strategy should permit, and not prohibit, municipalities from offering high-speed Internet services, said Jonathan Adelstein.

Wireless12 years ago

Google President Calls for Access Beyond the Wire

Regulatory and political policies, and not technological barriers, are inhibiting the spread of wireless broadband, said Google co-founder Larry Page.

Broadband Breakfast

Rural Telco Co-op Puts Cash Into WiMax Plan

Congress, FCC See DTV Transition Progress; Low Power Broadcasters Say Left Behind

Out of the DTV Hot Seat, Baker is Proud of NTIA Tenure

Community Radio Movement gets Boost as LPFM Bill is Reintroduced in House

Cable, Satellite Execs Spar with Broadcasters on Retransmission Consent

Low Power Broadcasters Highlight Diversity in Call for Cable Carriage; Lawmakers Praise Local Focus

CTIA, Public Safety Groups Urge FCC Action on 'Harmful' Auxiliary Devices

Wireless Executives Debate Role of Next-Generation Services

Commissioners Welcome DTV Delay, but Concerns Remain on Consumer Outreach

FCC Chairman Kevin Martin Resigns, Expresses Regret About Public Safety Communications

FCC Chairman Kevin Martin’s Incredible Silicon Valley Wi-Fi Adventure

FCC Set to Press Forward on 'White Spaces,' But Pulls Comprehensive Overhaul of Telecom Payments

Sprint CEO says WiMAX Available Now and Best Hope for Rural Broadband

White Spaces Battle Heats Up as Broadcast Networks Seek 'Time Out'

FCC Begins Field Tests of 'White Space' Prototypes, Motorola Passes 'Without a Hitch'

Panelists Debate the Degree of Openness on Wireless Networks

Ambassador: U.S. Wireless Policies Emulated by Developing Nations

FCC Commissioner Urges National Broadband Policy with Municipal Wi-Fi

Google President Calls for Access Beyond the Wire

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