FCC adopts ITS radio service rules 18th December 2003 The Federal Communications Commission yesterday adopted licensing and service rules for the 5.9 GHz band used for dedicated short-range communications
FCC opens rulemaking on smart radios 17th December 2003 The Federal Communications Commission today issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that seeks comment on how to best utilize so-called “smart” radios,
FCC activity demands scrutiny 1st November 2003 Helping you keep up with the latest news is the important mission of magazine such as Mobile Radio Technology. However, sometimes items that might at
FCC proposes $40,000 fine for cumulative RF radiation 1st November 2003 For the first time Wednesday, the FCC proposed forfeitures against four licensees for violating the radio frequency radiation maximum permissible exposure
State, local IT outsourcing to reach $23 billion 1st November 2003 Continuing fiscal pressure and the aging government workforce are significant factors driving state and local IT outsourcing from about $10 billion in
FCC moves ahead with leasing plan 1st November 2003 Following through on action taken in May, on Oct. 7, the FCC issued a Report and Order to permit the secondary leasing of spectrum for Wireless Radio
Wireless standards by the bushel 1st October 2003 There’s no shortage of new wireless standards that either are under discussion or in the process of being finalized by the Institute of Electrical and
Steve Largent tapped to lead CTIA 1st September 2003 Former Congressman and NFL Football Hall of Fame member Steve Largent will replace Tom Wheeler as President and CEO of the Cellular Telecommunications
Powell vows E911 progress at APCO 1st September 2003 Editor’s note: The Federal Communications Commission and the government in general have made a lot of promises to the public safety community, especially
Narrowbanding now or when? 1st September 2003 On a fairly regular basis I have been getting questions about the FCC’s February 2003 Order setting deadlines for mandatory narrowbanding for Part 90
Land mobile radio (LMR) systems are just as vulnerable to cyberattacks as any other networks used in the public-safety sector. Here’s what to do about it. 1 7th November 2023
