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May 15, 2013

Article

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With TETRA, appearances can be deceiving

Months after the FCC approved the technology's use in the U.S., not much is happening -- but that may not be indicative of interest....More
Apr. 2, 2013

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Briefs: Air Force taps Cambium Networks for backhaul

Also, DAS solutions vendor SOLiD moves into a new headquarters, and EWA launches a wireless technology job board....More
Mar. 21, 2013

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FCC releases more information on narrowbanding enforcement 1

Licensees may submit post-deadline waiver requests--but even if waivers are granted, licensees still may be subject to enforcement action....More
Mar. 6, 2013

Article

Matching wireless tech talent with opportunity

When evaluating which career sites provide the best value, both employers and job seekers need to determine relevance to their industry....More
Mar. 6, 2013

Article

We still may see narrowbanding fireworks

The FCC Enforcement Bureau and frequency coordinators plan to work together to identify licensees that have not complied with the narrowbanding mandate so that appropriate action can be taken....More
Mar. 6, 2013

Commentary

The risk of 'flying under the radar' is considerable

Sooner or later, the FCC will crack down on licensees that have yet to comply with its narrowbanding mandate....More
Jan. 3, 2013

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Narrowbanding generates flurry of activity for frequency coordinator 2

"In my years, this is the busiest we've been," said EWA President/CEO Mark Crosby, after the organization received more than 700 applications in the last week alone....More
Dec. 13, 2012

Article

Rappaport: Wireless communications are resurgent

Noted author and wireless technology expert Dr. Ted Rappaport spoke of a coming "wireless revolution" during the Enterprise Wireless 2012 Leadership Summit....More
Dec. 13, 2012

Commentary

Digital is the future, like it or not

Representatives from the Land Mobile Communications Council and several FCC bureaus — wireless telecommunications, public safety and homeland security, and enforcement — met recently to discuss issues associated with the growth and popularity of digital communications systems....More
Dec. 13, 2012

Article

What to do as narrowbanding clock nears zero

The FCC's deadline for converting LMR systems operating below 512 MHz is fast approaching. The EWA offers its advice....More

With TETRA, appearances can be deceiving

Briefs: Air Force taps Cambium Networks for backhaul

FCC releases more information on narrowbanding enforcement 1

Matching wireless tech talent with opportunity

We still may see narrowbanding fireworks

The risk of 'flying under the radar' is considerable

Narrowbanding generates flurry of activity for frequency coordinator 2

Rappaport: Wireless communications are resurgent

Digital is the future, like it or not

What to do as narrowbanding clock nears zero

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