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Newscan: How UK spies hacked a European ally and got away with it
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How UK spies hacked a European ally and got away with it
Russia’s troll identities were more sophisticated than anyone thought
Equipment vendors focus on smaller antennas for 5G
Here’s an idea for infrastructure week: Bring 911 into the 21st century
Colorado gets a leg up on FirstNet deployment
Look! Up in the sky. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? It’s a rural SuperTower
Interest rates and auction policy—why the FCC should move quickly on a 5G auction
AT&T names cities that are small-cell leaders
AT&T making the most out of copper infrastructure with G.fast
Boston leads the U.S. in smart-cities ranking
Engineering against all odds, or how NYC’s subway will get wireless in the tunnels
Bitcoin miner in NYC home interfered with T-Mobile network, FCC says
Cryptocurrency miners: A replacement for ransomware
Telegram Messenger zero-day vulnerability spread backdoor and cryptocurrency-mining malware
State elections officials across country returning to paper ballots
Church spires to be used to boost digital connectivity in rural areas
Innovate or die—the challenge of 5G (Reality Check)
5G is helping make Pyeongchang the most high-tech Olympics ever
Public Safety Advocate: Networks with a purpose
Briefing Room
News announcements from our industry
White House report: The cost of malicious cyberactivity to the U.S. economy
Presidential message on 911 Telecommunicators’ Day
Verizon blog by Mike Maiorana: Being the best network matters for public safety
AT&T blog by Joan Marsh: Leaning toward our 5G future
NENA celebrates the 50th anniversary of 911 with leaders of public safety
Radio Club of America announces date and new location for 2018 awards and technical symposium
Trustonic blog explains digital holograms
