Download the Annual Meeting Packet and Ballot Join us for the 2012 RTG Annual Meeting on Sunday, September 16 from 12-4PM in Baltimore, MD (at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront (Kent AB)). RTG is holding its [...]
ClearSky Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of mobile data services to regional wireless carriers, today announced the availability of its License Preservation Program to satisfy the FCC’s minimum build-out requirements for 700 MHz license holders. [...]
Sprint is using small cells provided by Alcatel-Lucent to supplement the capacity of its LTE network. The operator said today it will deploy metrocells from Alcatel-Lucent's lightRadio portfolio to "augment coverage" in high-traffic indoor areas [...]
As soon as possible, the FCC should take the first step toward the creation of a more equitable contribution methodology by expanding the base of USF contributors to include broadband Internet access service providers and [...]
On August 3, RTG filed an ex parte urging the FCC to conduct a hearing to determine whether conditions would be sufficient enough to approve Verizon Wireless’ proposed deals. RTG noted in its ex parte [...]
Click here for the ex parte filed on August 2. In the ex parte, RTG urges the FCC to immediately suspend the informal 180-day review shot clocks for the Verizon Wireless/Cable Company deals until parties [...]
RTG filed an ex parte on August 1st supporting the joint proposal submitted by Wilson Electronics, Verizon Wireless and V-COMM outlining ideal parameters for the “design, operation, and, where necessary, installation of signal boosters in [...]
Verizon’s Plans to Abandon Rural Landline Customers Some of the most revealing commentary from McAdam came in response to questions about what Verizon plans to do with its enormous landline phone network, dominant in the [...]
The wireless industry remains divided on whether new regulations are needed to ensure that mobile devices used in the lower 700 megahertz band of spectrum can operate on airwaves used by different carriers, including Verizon [...]
The Justice Department and the FCC aren't looking kindly upon Verizon Wireless' marketing agreements with its cable partners in the AWS transaction, according to the latest report from The Wall Street Journal. The federal antitrust [...]