Coming off a ‘fantastic’ 2018, Vertical Bridge bullish on 5G by Monica Alleven Tuesday, January 15, 2019 Vertical Bridge Holdings this week announced it has grown its portfolio to 266,000 owned, master-leased and right-to-master sites.
FirstNet subscriber base jumps 70% in less than 3 months by Matt Kapko Thursday, January 10, 2019 FirstNet, a nationwide broadband network dedicated to public safety, has increased its subscriber base by 70% since late October 2018.
Madden: CBRS can prevent forest fires by Joe Madden Friday, December 7, 2018 CBRS can make a difference. Soon, PG&E will be able to buy a priority access license to keep tabs on the grid.
Special Report—A look at where AT&T and FirstNet are now by Matt Kapko Tuesday, October 30, 2018 The worst storm to make landfall in the country in almost 50 years was an important test for AT&T and FirstNet. The results of that trial were clear.
AT&T’s FirstNet issues, Phoenix Tower and more—News of Note by Mike Dano Tuesday, October 2, 2018 Here are the other stories we’re chasing today.
FirstNet CEO resigns, Ed Horowitz appointed as chair by Kendra Chamberlain Thursday, September 6, 2018 Mike Poth’s efforts helped secure AT&T as FirstNet’s nationwide wireless contractor in deploying and maintaining the NPSBN during his tenure.
Amid public relations mess, Verizon changes terms for public safety by Mike Dano Friday, August 24, 2018 Verizon said that it will change the terms of service for its throttling practices on its wireless plans for public safety users.
AT&T: After FirstNet tower climbs, 5G will be a software upgrade by Mike Dano Thursday, June 21, 2018 AT&T’s CEO said that the company’s work to upgrade its network with FirstNet’s spectrum will position it to move to 5G via a software upgrade.
Former FirstNet execs form Public Safety Technology Alliance by Martha DeGrasse Friday, June 8, 2018 The Public Safety Technology Alliance hopes to be a standards-setting body for public safety technologies.
AT&T’s Donovan on T-Mobile/Sprint merger: We won’t contest it by Monica Alleven Tuesday, May 15, 2018 AT&T has its hands full with its own planned acquisition of Time Warner, but it isn’t going to stand in the way of another big proposed merger, that of T-Mobile and Sprint.
