The New York State Supreme Court’s recent decision to reject a group’s petition over the Rensselaerville planning board’s approval of a public safety tower may spell the end of a
The Wireless Infrastructure Association congratulated Rep. Marsha Blackburn, (R-TN), upon her appointment as chair of the House Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. That position was vacated when Rep. Greg Walden
By Alison Neplokh, NAB Vice President of Spectrum Policy As the broadcast TV spectrum incentive auction inches closer to its conclusion, Google’s so-called “vacant channel” (although more properly known as
Virginia Members of the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company are disputing the $73,000 fee Verizon Virginia, Inc. estimated it would take to relocate 1,100 feet of 1200-pair copper cable and assorted
Citi 2017 Internet, Media and Telecommunications Conference Two years ago Sprint had the “worst network, highest cost structure,” was “bleeding customers” and had unhappy employees. Much of that has improved,
Verizon can’t seem to make anyone happy in Clarksburg, MA. A second location for the placement of the carrier’s 140-foot monopole has received significant backlash from members of the community
