Nextel Co-Founder and Anterix Executive Chairman Morgan O’Brien proposed using 5G spectrum aggregation to help secure future spectrum for private LTE services.

For many of us when it comes to receiving information or news about a particular issue, it’s common to hear someone say something related to the phrase first used by King James I of England in 1616 when he said, “No news is better than evil news,” or as later modified “No news is good news.”

Wireless Corporation joined TCCA, the global representative body for the global critical communications ecosystem.

Forrest Green partnered with Mutualink to bring Canadian first responders a trusted, secure, interoperable emergency communication network.

The U.S. Air Force selected FirstNet to deliver reliable, always-on priority communications to its public-safety personnel and, for first responders, pre-emption, on 15 bases across the country.

The Secretariat General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and Airbus signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) at the Expo 2020 Dubai to boost cross-border security coordination and communication between GCC nations, starting with a first proof-of-concept implementation between two members.

NextNav and Satelles, partnered on an alternative positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) test bed in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The FCC kicked off a mid-band spectrum auction to support next generation wireless services, including 5G, in the 3.45 GHz band. Auction 110 will make 100 megahertz of contiguous mid-band spectrum available for commercial use this year.

The FCC tackled a variety of items at its September 30 meeting including seeking further comment on ways to protect public safety in the 4.9 GHz spectrum band and taking actions to protect 9-1-1 call centers from robocalls.

The Enterprise Wireless Alliance (EWA) canceled its 2021 Wireless Leadership Summit due to health and safety concerns related to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

SouthernLINC Wireless added more than 20 towers in its service area during the fourth quarter of 2006. The new towers enhance the company's local coverage and improve call performance in portions of Alabama, Florida, and Georgia, SouthernLINC said. Specifically, 10 towers were added in Georgia, 10 in Alabama