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Verizon sees wireless margins near 50 pct: CFO – (Reuters)
9/23/15 Update to Verizon Wireless Margins During Q1 2015, Verizon’s retail postpaid churn stood at 1.03%, indicating that its retaining most of its customers who
Ownership of Towers by the Carriers
9/23/15 Update: Number of Cell Towers Owner per Carrier It’s been almost a decade since we’ve updated this blog post (although we do keep our
Number of Cell Towers Expected to Grow Significantly by 2010
CTIA figures show that the number of cell towers is expected to grow from 175,000 to 260,000 in 2010. That represents a 48% increase. It
Cell Carriers and Tower Companies all Joining the Renegotiation Fray
In the last few weeks, I have received inquiries from a number of cell site lease holders who have been approached to renegotiate their cell
Et tu, Crown Castle?
I have been contacted by numerous landowners who have received calls or letters from Crown Castle. These calls or letters attempt to convince the Crown
Verizon Cell Phone Tower Leases Expiring in Sizeable Numbers
It appears that many of the initial Verizon’s cell phone tower leases are getting ready to expire over the next few years. This includes a
Recent Statistics on Cell Use in the US
“According to a Merrill Lynch report published at the end of 2005, the United States is enjoying a year-over-year growth of 14%. It is number
Cell Tower Industry Partially Responsible for Difficulty Zoning Towers
One Disclaimer: This following commentary is my opinion and, since Steel in the Air is my company, it’s Steel in the Air’s opinion too. I
Cingular and AT&T Merger Succeeding (at perturbing users)
A recent study by Consumer Reports regarding wireless service finds that the Cingular merger has not succeeded in increasing customer satisfaction. Cingular/AT&T still ranks near
Global Signal/ Sprint Tower Lease To Easement Conversions
Global Signal recently purchased through a long term lease 6000+ cell phone towers from Sprint PCS. In response to these transactions, Global Signal has approached