Because of smart decisions, such as a pipeline to make spectrum available for commercial use and easing permitting policies, the U.S. is the global leader in wireless, says WIA President/CEO
When a regulator dictates market condition, despite good intentions, sometimes there are unintended consequences. On Monday, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) ruled that independent internet service providers can
After initially concentrating its broadband outreach via cable, the Maine Connectivity Authority (MCA) is taking a fresh look at the advantages of fixed wireless delivery. As WABI-TV reports, 2023 saw
UPDATE The Competitive Carriers Association led a group of nine trade associations, including NATE: the Communications Infrastructure Contractors Association, and WIA, in sending a letter to Senate Majority Leader Chuck
Broadband providers and industry lobbying associations are pushing the FCC to alter the agency’s proposed digital discrimination rules. The Commission plans to vote on the rules at its November 15
UPDATE Originally planned as a grouping of nine, seven of the cell towers proposed by SkiCo passed muster. According to the Snowmass Sun, the other two were rejected on aesthetic
