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Newscan: Control over security is prompting big industrial companies to explore private 5G wireless networks
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Control over security is prompting big industrial companies to explore private 5G wireless networks
Man who made hoax call in deadly ‘swatting’ pleads guilty
Emergency-comms survey reveals top concerns for public-sector decision makers
Here’s why you can’t use Alexa to call 911
Facebook failed to police how its partners handled user data
U.S. declines to sign declaration discouraging the use of cyberattacks
Can medical devices be attacked by hackers?
FCC Commissioner Carr, San Jose mayor trade barbs over 5G
Verizon, Responder Corp., create 5G first-responder lab
AT&T CEO criticizes White House over handling of CNN reporter Jim Acosta
Six southern Nevada jurisdictions sign joint ‘Smart Community Vision’
Despite sky-high expectations, wireless capex shows signs of sluggishness
These wind patterns explain why California’s wildfires are so bad
This is the most important moral question about self-driving cars
Report: State CISOs need to throw their weight around
Top smart cities: The Internet of Things in everyday life
Sprint is throttling Microsoft’s Skype service, study finds
RapidSOS raises $30 million as it grows from 10,000 users to 250 million
Public Safety Advocate: Critical LTE Communications Forum and more
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News announcements from our industry
Washington County, Md,. turns to FirstNet during critical incident response
FCC announces T-Mobile/Sprint supplemental comment period deadline of Dec. 4
FCC Commissioner Carr supports wireless resiliency review in wake of Hurricane Michael
Motorola Solutions chooses Microsoft Azure Government Cloud for command-center software
New Verizon 5G lab will drive the development of 5G use cases for public safety
Niagara, Ontario, Canada, awards PPSAP assessment contract to Federal Engineering
