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AUSTIN, TX—January 23, 2012–Today the Wireless History Foundation announced that nominations for the 2012 Wireless Hall of Fame will be due no later than March 15. Nominations will
Upgrading from 3G to 4G wireless network technologies projected to create more than 231,000 new U.S. jobs within a year; building on the nearly 1.6 million jobs created by transitioning networks from 2G to 3G
CTIA-The Wireless Association, Consumers Union and the FCC announced new industry guidelines…
Please join Intrado for a complimentary educational webinar focused on next-generation 9-1-1 issues and how they affect your business. November 2, 2011 at 2pm EDT
The 2011 Wireless Hall of Fame celebration, held Mon., Oct. 10 at the US Grant Hotel in San Diego, was a sold-out success!
Washington, DC – Today, representatives of a cross-section of the telecommunications and broadband services industry joined in a letter encouraging Federal Communications Commissioners to advance a genuine industry consensus about the principles that should underlie pending reform of the High-Cost universal service support mechanism. Signatories agreed that the FCC should reject the so-called “ABC Plan” for reform advanced by incumbent local exchange carriers (“ILECs.”)
Executives from across the wireless industry have signed up for the 2011 Wireless Hall of Fame celebration, scheduled for the US Grant Hotel in San Diego on Oct. 10. The reception and dinner event has received strong sponsorship support from leading industry companies.
The shortlist for the Broadband InfoVision Awards 2011 has been announced today ahead of a glittering Gala Dinner Awards presentation taking place on the opening evening of the Broadband World Forum on 27 September.
This summer, USAC is launching the Payment Quality Assurance (PQA) Program, a key part of USAC’s commitment to preserving USF program integrity. The PQA Program will enable USAC to make accurate, timely calculations for rates of improper payments in all four USF programs, as required by the Improper Payments Information Act of 2002 (IPIA). USAC
In a Public Notice released yesterday by the FCC, the agency announced that beginning August 31, 2010, all payments to universal service recipients…