News
Newscan: States should be preparing for opt-in, opt-out decision on FirstNet
Cell phones leave location gaps for emergency services;
Lots of open issues pending for 600 MHz incentive auctions;
Spectrum-sharing deal with Pentagon near, broadcasters say;
Odom named policy director for FCC's Rosenworcel;
FirstNet announces meeting for Dec. 17;
EWA questions Montana county's waiver request;
Oklahoma 911 center mulls independence;
National 911 Program, NENA combine on 911 data report
Web Roundup
Items from other news organizations
- States should be preparing for opt-in, opt-out decision on FirstNet
- Want calls on planes? You’ll need to speak up
- GOP senator considers bill to block cell-phone calls on flights
- Cell phones leave location gaps for emergency services
- Lots of open issues pending for 600 MHz incentive auctions
- Spectrum-sharing deal with Pentagon near, broadcasters say
- Former FCC Commissioner Copps: The long arm of national-security communications complex
- Chinese hackers seen exploiting cloud to spy on U.S.
- Oklahoma 911 center mulls independence
Briefing Room
News announcements from our industry
- FCC calls for technical papers on proposed spectrum-access system for 3.5 GHz band
- FCC Chairman Wheeler announces senior staff appointments
- Clint Odom named as policy director for FCC Commissioner Rosenworcel
- AT&T statement on FCC Chairman Wheeler’s move to begin IP trials
- FirstNet announces meeting for Dec. 17
- EWA questions Montana county's waiver request
- National 911 Program, NENA combine on 911 data report
