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Newscan: Arkansas superintendent says Rave panic button saves employee’s life
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Arkansas superintendent says Rave panic button saves employee’s life
How context could kill the password for feds
Bitcoin cyberextortionists are blackmailing banks, corporations
Court says Facebook, Twitter can’t be forced to turn over private data in San Francisco murder case
Microsoft tests U.S. warrant powers
Report: The $120 trillion gap between a safe and insecure future Internet
Verizon patent would allow auction of unused bandwidth
Russian hacker group exploits satellites to steal data, hide tracks
Police cameras: The secret economy
DHS: Here’s why agencies should not try to boot hackers by themselves
Hillary Clinton,citing her ‘mistake,’ apologizes for use of private e-mail server
The guns of (this) August: Ars gets a demo of digitally enhanced artillery
JerseyNet offers first glimpse of FirstNet
The Internet of Things comes to the NFL
How the Internet of Things is changing healthcare, transportation
How tech could improve wildland firefighting and protect lives
Lesson from the Ashley Madison hack: Cloud makes everyone vulnerable
Senators agreed to 22 cybersecurity amendments, but some may not get a vote
FCC Chairman Wheeler seeks broad support for broad-based LTE-U standard
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News announcements from our industry
Ericsson announces agreement to acquire Envivio
Motorola Solutions introduces first radio built to help families during emergencies
Hands off! NIST helps bring contactless fingerprint technology to market
FirstNet hiring an attorney-advisor
Elbit Systems of America solutions lets U.S. Air Force pilots own the weather
Motorola Solutions announces final results of $2 billion tender offer
Novatel Wireless brings LTE-only MiFi brand mobile hotspot to U.S. Cellular
Demand for LMR poised to expand to $30.6 billion by 2020 due to analog-to-digital technology shift
