Lawmakers on the Senate Commerce Committee hammered FCC Commissioners to think beyond what the agency is already doing to fix its broadband coverage maps. Montana Democrat Jon Tester was potentially
The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) and Wireless Edge are proposing the construction of a 170-foot tall tower to improve “critical public communication,” reported The Examiner. The project sparked a heated
The Wireless Infrastructure Association is hard at work explaining to regulators that while it may appear to outsiders the industry is swimming in money, it’s actually not as data prices
A recent letter from the FAA Office of Airport Safety and Standards has created an unsettling atmosphere in the tower lighting community. “This is a big deal,” one lighting executive
In 2013, the Australian government proposed a “blackspot” program to ensure regional Australians had adequate mobile coverage. The program is not fully government funded, rather they’re contributing about 25 percent
Cable companies have always had their grip on the telecom infrastructure grid and in the past year, have parlayed that stance into exploiting the unquenchable wireless-provider landscape. Comcast and Charter
