News
Newscan: FCC certifies Carlson Wireless’s white-space radio
Also: Congress looks to revamp telecom law; Obama to place some restraints on surveillance; IEEE to study spectrum-occupancy sensing for white-spaces broadband; Major Swedish transport operator opts for Sepura TETRA radios; RFMD to partner on $70 million next-generation power grid project; NENA opens registratiuon for "911 Goes to Washington."
Web Roundup
Items from other news organizations
- A disappointing Internet decision
- The Internet turns into a toll road
- Congress looks to revamp telecom law
- Fliers sound off to FCC about in-flight use of cell phones
- IEEE to study spectrum-occupancy sensing for white-spaces broadband
- Obama to place some restraints on surveillance
- America’s most underutilized resource? Plain old telephone poles
Briefing Room
News announcements from our industry
- FCC certifies TV-white-space radio from Carlson Wireless Technologies
- Major Swedish transport operator chooses Sepura TETRA radios
- Security Industry Association names new government-relations director
- MTN Communications names general manager for its oil and gas division
- RFMD to partner on $70 million next-generation power grid project
- Discount Two-Way radio produces emergency communications guide for schools
- RFMW announces support for Telemakus digital phase shifter
- Motorola Solutions works with city of Charlotte on network migration strategies
- NENA opens registration for annual '911 Goes to Washington' event
- TIA asks Congress to avoid mandates on wireless 911 location issues
