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A silly list from two silly people who didn't want to wait until tomorrow to get an angle on the 'new Ethernet' […]

Only months after its initial assault on the session border controller market, Metaswitch goes virtual […]

MSO-led JV to lay off 120 employees, shut down its NYC office and change course to focus solely on cross-platform VoD ad insertion […]

Operator says that 4G service is back after 'brief' 4G outage on Wednesday morning […]

Docomo increases network investment to cope with the rise of smartphone signaling traffic on its network […]

Just in time for the RSA Conference, Juniper announces a security acquisition with implications for the cloud […]

Analyst points to longer revenue recognition times and not a weakness in the business, though others are more cautious […]

11:25 AM Catching thieves is only one of the many apps wireless operators may consider to add big value to small cells […]

Among claims, T-Mobile says the deal will harm smaller carriers and put too much spectrum in the hands of Verizon Wireless […]

Also: Ceton slashes price on CableCARD PC-TV tuner; BendBroadband lights up HBO GO; UK earmarks cash to handle LTE-TV interference […]

The “father of the cellular phone,” Marty Cooper takes us back to 1973 when he and his team of engineers at Motorola developed the DynaTAC, & shares the story of placing the world’s first portable cell phone call to his rival at Bell Laboratories to tell him […]

The future is full of fantastic promise for m:commerce, but what's it going to take to really ignite this capability. CTIA WIRELESS 2008® educational session moderator Karen Webster talks about the obstacles, challenges, and long-term prospects for success. […]

CEO for Centennial Communications Corp., Michael Small, and CTIA VP for State and External Affairs, Dane Snowden, discuss relevant hot button issues in the wireless industry and which policies they think will best spur continued growth, innovation and evoluti […]

In a society where consumers regularly bring their devices across state and national boundaries, we ask Wisconsin State Representative Phil Montgomery what role states should play in regulating modern wireless services. […]

The Dean of Andrew Seybold Wireless University tells us what`s changed and what's still to come in today`s wireless industry. […]

CTIA President & CEO, Steve Largent, reflects on the early days of wireless and shares his thoughts about how this milestone moment in U.S. wireless history helped shape the industry into the competitive, innovative, and economic powerhouse it is today. […]

The mobile ecosystem is exploding across the globe, but when compared with telecom services in Europe and Asia, is the U.S. leading or lagging behind? Top industry analysts and technology experts discuss competition, consumer choice, and service in the wireless […]

As CTIA's industry-leading tradeshow kicks-off in Las Vegas, Nevada we check-in with Steve Largent to find out how the wireless marketplace has changed and how these changes could influence wireless public policy. […]

Phoenix Center economist George Ford talks about its recent paper on the welfare aspects of network management. It apprises the harm to consumers & service providers that will result if inflexible government mandates are imposed on much-needed relief of broadband traffic congestion. […]

What’s the scale and scope of innovation in the mobile wireless industry? Paul Reddick, CEO of Handmark, Inc., examines the environment for innovation in the U.S. and discusses how wireless industry business models are evolving to reflect technology trends at the core and edge of the network. […]