The 3/6/19 FCC Filing by T-Mobile attempts to recharacterize how the merger “benefits” the consumer by expanding fixed or nomadic wireless broadband service. The filing
This type of fluff pieces provide no actual statistical data on how most cities treat applications for small cells instead relies upon anecdotal examples from isolated
I find it fascinating how non-technical reporters (for example An Investor’s Primer: 5G, the Internet of Things, and Augmented/Virtual Reality and 5G Wireless Will Redraw the
Every year, we put together our prognostications for the coming year. This year, we are obviously a little late – primarily because the beginning of
Sunday night, California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed a contentious statewide small cell bill (SB649) which is one of many similar bills already passed in
As we look back over the first half of 2017, there has been much non-activity on the merger front. Many people (myself included) expected greater
So in this article about Verizon attachments to Arizona Power (APS) utility poles in the Phoenix market, it is interesting to see how Verizon is installing
We have been getting a lot of questions from investors related to FirstNet equipment and the potential impact on TowerCos, with most questions pertaining
The CommScope Second-Quarter earnings call was interesting, more so due to what they couldn’t report as opposed to what they did report. Here are our
In the Florida House of Representatives, a bill is being pushed through to significantly limit the control that a local municipality can exert over small
