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Newscan: Virgin Media O2 flies a kite for 5G-based emergency services
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Virgin Media O2 flies a kite for 5G-based emergency services
Biden’s baffling FCC delay could give Republicans a 2-1 FCC majority
Revisiting FirstNet, the public-safety network born from 9/11
Bitcoin uses more electricity than many countries. How is that possible?
Yolo County DA announces launch of race-blind program for filing charges
CISA brings in former Obama official as chief of staff
When 911 was started in New York: A history of the emergency phone number
Patients and doctors who embraced telehealth during the pandemic fear it will be harder to access
SpaceX launches 51 Starlink Internet satellites into polar orbit
Dish taps IBM for 5G automation, orchestration software
WISPA argues fiber overbuilds of fixed-wireless coverage are wasting precious broadband funds
Public health should be ‘pivotal’ part of emergency response to 911 calls
Lessons learned from the government’s failure to understand technology’s power
5 steps to protecting government data repositories in the cloud
FBI official: Russia is not cooperating with U.S. against ransomware threat
Why people resist disaster-preparedness spending
Automation is the key to continuous cybersecurity compliance
Yes, your ex can eavesdrop on you with your Google or Amazon speaker
Apple’s plan to scan your phone raises the stakes on a key question: Can you trust Big Tech?
Briefing Room
News announcements from our industry
FCC releases Hurricanes Ida and Nicholas Comms Status Report for Sept. 15
FCC announces CSRIC VII members and Sept. 22 meeting
Commscope wins appeal affirming injunction and $6 million in damages against Dali Wireless
Samsung passes GSMA’s NESAS security assessment
OneWeb confirms successful launch of 34 satellites from Baikonur
Surry County, Va., chooses Federal Engineering for radio-system upgrade
