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Texting 911? It helped these kids with their suspected drunk-driving dad
Older cell towers may buckle under the weight of new 600 MHz equipment
Public advocate: FBI’s use of PRISM surveillance data is unconstitutional, but court disagrees
FCC to examine mobile network’s security
U.S. carriers mum on 60 Minutes report about vulnerability in SS7
Tech panel chairman: People ‘astonished’ over mobile vulnerabilities
Dem wants Congress to investigate mobile network security
Dispatcher talks about challenges of juggling 6-7 tasks simultaneously
U.S. and Russia meet on cybersecurity
Intel to slash 12,000 jobs as it moves away from PCs
Analysts expect incentive auction to generate between $32.8 billion and $43.8 billion
Drones eyed as first responders
Lawful hacking: Should, or can, the FBI learn to overcome encryption itself?
What do women want at hackathons? NASA has a list
A brief history of U.S. encryption policy
Burr-Feinstein antiencryption bill a firing offense
If net-neutrality advocates only knew how Tim Wu originally defined ‘net neutrality’
Why Google is warning that ‘google.com’ is ‘partially dangerous’
Why companies are still falling victim to an eight-year-old computer virus
Sprint backs FCC’s special-access proposal
No phones for you! Chic businesses are abandoning landlines
Smartphones could transform our response to the homeless
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FCC Commissioner Clyburn’s speech on telehealth
FCC Chairman Wheeler’s blog: Out with the old, in with the new
Freewave partners with Baud Telecom, rolls out WavePro installation with Saudi electricity company
Westell Technologies: Public-safety communications and the need for DAS
Information Assurance Specialists products placed on NSA component list
