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Analyst: Martin circulates VoIP 911 order

Analyst: Martin circulates VoIP 911 order

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin has proposed an order to be considered during the commission’s May 19 meeting that would require voice-over-IP (VoIP) providers to deliver 911 calls to the appropriate public-safety answering point (PSAP), according to an analyst report yesterday

Intrado delivers VoIP E-911 solution with Verizon in New York

Intrado delivers VoIP E-911 solution with Verizon in New York

Leading 911 vendor Intrado has announced it is installing equipment to deliver voice-over-IP (VoIP) emergency-service calls in New York City directly to appropriate public-safety answering points (PSAPs) with address and call-back information through the traditional E-911 system

Airaya selects Atheros chips for 4.9 GHz products

Airaya selects Atheros chips for 4.9 GHz products

Airaya has chosen Atheros Communications’ wireless LAN chipset technology to be used in its public-safety series of WirelessGRID bridges for wireless multipoint and backhaul networks in the 4.9 GHz band for homeland security and public safety, Atheros announced today

Texas public safety taps EFJohnson radios

Texas public safety taps EFJohnson radios

EFJohnson said it has received an order totaling $850,000 from the Texas Department of Public Safety for P25 radios and accessories

Independent-testing void delays P25

Independent-testing void delays P25

APCO Project 25, or P25, standards exist, but some public-safety agencies are frustrated at a lack of independent testing for P25 equipment

Padcom, RedMoon ink deal

Padcom, RedMoon ink deal

Padcom announced a partnership with RedMoon, a mesh and fixed-wireless integrator

ROADS LESS TRAVELED

ROADS LESS TRAVELED

The land mobile radio industry is healthy, vibrant and ready to enter a data-centric world driven by IP technologies. So say senior executives at major vendors to the public-safety and government sectors

Report: Motorola repeater worked properly on 9/11

Report: Motorola repeater worked properly on 9/11

A draft report issued by the Commerce Department’s National Institute of Standards and Technology indicated that a New York City Fire Department repeater

Unclogging the grant pipeline

Unclogging the grant pipeline

Feds look for ways to bypass state bureaucracies that are slowing the money flow

Martin ready to require VoIP 911

Martin ready to require VoIP 911

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin Tuesday said he plans to propose that voice-over-IP (VoIP) providers be required to provide emergency-calling services through the traditional 911 systems

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