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Newscan: NYC officials still don’t know when text-to-911 service will be available
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NYC officials still don’t know when text-to-911 service will be available
Giving up on Congress, privacy advocates shift fight to the states
Does Verizon’s FreeBee sponsored data plan thrash net neutrality?
Spectrum sharing: Public and private can work in harmony
IoT: AT&T looks beyond cellular
Lawmakers set to unveil bill for encryption commission
Army’s got enough drones; new ones need to be able to take off and land without runways, Lundy says
CDC wants to know how the Internet of Things can make the workplace safer
DHS thinks startups know best how to protect the Internet of Things
IT pros less confident in standard security tools
How the Internet of Things will impact consumers, businesses and governments in 2016 and beyond
FirstNet’s RFP could lead to spectrum bonanza for public-safety wireless vendors
Cybersecurity is job #1 for NASCIO
Hillary Clinton comment suggests progress in tech-versus-ISIS talks
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News announcements from our industry
TJ Kennedy blog: Continued progress toward the nation’s first public-safety broadband network
San Diego police department selects Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure
Nubo raises $7 million in Series A funding from Magma Venture Partners and Motorola Solutions
AT&T blog: Data shows that special access is not very special any more
Tower Family Foundation to auction drone and software package at NATE 2016
Westell Technologies appoints Rick Good to senior vice president, in-building wireless
