All,
Verizon successfully wins the forbearence ruling.
Verizon did not even have to prove there case because this was defaulted on.
This is a good thing for this industry or for Rural America?
Commioner comments below.
http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DOC-264436A3.doc
http://
Seems we are really dipping down.
I knew what she was talking about, and although she
did certainly end up with a double-entendre by mistake,
I kind of figured the adult road would be the way to go.
But, i digress...
Victoria, I did the Air Force - we were the ones that
softened up the OPFOR, a
So how does this affect rural America?
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All,
Verizon successfully wins the forbearence rul
Chris,
As quoted from Michael Copps Statement;
"Universal Service: By failing to act, the contribution base for
universal service could be put in jeopardy. Rural America relies on the
universal service fund to ensure they have telecommunications on a par
with the rest of the country. Without i
The FCC's Martin is giving away the store and is allowing a complete
meltdown of the TA 96 Act. By far, this does not enhance competition as
mandated by Sec 10 of the TA 96 Act. I'll agree completely with this
statement below:
"The chairman's action yesterday represents the height of irrespons
The VZ Petition that was forborn was 04-440, the broadband petition that
followed BellSouth's 04-405.
VZ piled on for relief on the packet-switching services like ATM, Frame
Relay, and IP VPN.
My bet would be that any Special Access circuits will be subject to
random pricing going forward.
Bas
All those acronyms! I was in the Marines, too...MOS...Tuba Player. ;)
We were the ones that...well...we played music and kept things shiny just in
case...
For those of you who are not up on your acronyms: MOS = Military
Occupational Specialty. And for the record, tuba players are required to
p
I personally don't much care for Muni wireless as I would rather the
government stay out of the ISP business. With that being said, Rome, GA
announced that GTS had won the the contract to install a wireless system
for the city. See http://muniwireless.com/municipal/bids/1102/ for
details on the
Congratulations, Matt. Any comments/suggestions for dealing with municipal governments? How does the process differ from deals with businesses?Best,-- Dylan OliverPrimaverity, LLC
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Anybody have pics of their water tower
installs? I'm looking for both a railing mount as well as an epoxy mount
if you have them. Need something to show to my local city council.
Thanks in advance!!
Jason Hensley,
MCP+IPresident
Mozarks Technologies909 Preacher Roe BlvdWest Plain
In this case, GTS is the company who is dealing with the City of Rome
and won the deal. We simply convinced the integrator that we were the
best option for providing backhaul.
-Matt
Dylan Oliver wrote:
Congratulations, Matt. Any comments/suggestions for dealing with
municipal governments? Ho
Bell South said to be offering "WiMAX" backup for $30 per month in Las
Vegas.
http://www.rcrnews.com/news.cms?newsId=25911
Two things would be very cool:
1. If "journalists" would learn to properly differentiate "pre-WiMAX"
from WiMAX.
2. If more WISPs would offer wireless backup services
I've been watching this and been very curious about the
perspective a Bell company could have about backing up their
always-up wires. Is that really a concern anywhere...
especially in a modern, below-ground, highly reliable
infrastructure like is installed in Las Vegas?
The only thing that work
I bet if you could get a listing of what and where it was actually installed
you would laugh. They release these type of Press Notices to make sure
their names stay in the public eye. I would bet that they have one or two
small AP's setup to do some minor testing with that are not even availab
Jonathan, I could have had the Mayor downloading his e-mail with a 45 meg
link in about 20 min if they would have given me access back in the city. I
have always had un limited B/W beaming from a 30 story roof a few blocks
from City Hall as well as many other pops. . All my clients that run on
gene
Joe, that's really cool. I didn't know. I must congratulate you
for all that. That is, indeed, very, very cool. I can see that
the Hams will still be there in the event of nuclear war but I
didn't know you had maintained such operational capabilities during
all that. I'm amazed that CNN doesn'
I'll snap some for you the next time I climb it.Jason Hensley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Anybody have pics of their water tower installs? I'm looking for both a railing mount as well as an epoxy mount if you have them. Need something to show to my local city council. Thanks in advan
First off, it wasn't offered in Vegas - that is where the TelecomNext
show is this week, where BST announced that they will be lab testing
WiMAX gear. They use propriety wireless gear in select test towns from
Navini to offer broadband. And have now announced that the wireless
would be for back
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