Wireless
Dish Wants Tower Claims Zeroed Out
A judge said litigating the issue would push the company’s bankruptcy timeline into December
Wireless
A judge said litigating the issue would push the company’s bankruptcy timeline into December
Wireless
SBA Communications has been in early talks with satellite companies about terrestrial deployments
Wireless
It’s the third largest public tower company in the U.S.
Spectrum
The company is looking to combine the seven federal cases it’s facing.
Spectrum
An ally of FCC Chairman Brendan Carr wrote the agency in favor of the tower companies.
Earnings
CEO Ergen said company had settled ‘hundreds’ of contract disputes.
Infrastructure
The Wireless Infrastructure Association made its case to the FCC’s top lawyer.
Spectrum
Dish is arguing it is exempt from contracts after its parent company EchoStar reached deals to sell much of its spectrum.
Spectrum
Executives urged FCC Chairman Brendan Carr to ensure Dish’s obligations would be paid.
Spectrum
Two tower companies have sued to prevent Dish from exiting lease agreements after major spectrum sales by its parent company.
12 Days of Broadband
Is the EchoStar saga a success story for spectrum entrepreneurship, or cautionary tale about consolidation in wireless?
Spectrum
The tower company is asking a judge to prevent Dish from exiting its lease after major spectrum sales.
FCC
It's the second major tower company to allege Dish is trying to improperly exit its contracts after major spectrum sales.
Earnings
SpaceX is buying unpaired AWS-3 licenses for $2.6 billion in stock.
Fixed Wireless
The network improves emergency broadband deployments.
Defense Department
Experts say that 5G increases fixed wireless speed to be a competitor to wired networks.