Our Top Takeaways from NEDAS San Francisco Fall 2017
All in all, the conference was well done if not well attended. Personally, I think it is a rough year for wireless industry conferences. That
All in all, the conference was well done if not well attended. Personally, I think it is a rough year for wireless industry conferences. That
Sunday night, California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed a contentious statewide small cell bill (SB649) which is one of many similar bills already passed in
(Guess what – it isn’t because they feel their network can handle it!) T-Mobile recently increases their data cap to 50GB before deprioritization occurs. For
It looks like the Sprint/T-Mobile merger rumors may be serious this time. Reuters suggests that the parties are close to finalizing a merger. Obviously, we have been
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, with great fanfare, the iPhone X and iPhone 8 were announced yesterday. The phone display looks amazing while it remains to be seen whether
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
We applaud Verizon for their interest in preventing their leases from being sold to third parties like lease buyout companies. It is understandable that Verizon (along
We had heard previously that AT&T wasn’t willing to allow lease optimization firms to send out letters on its letterhead without disclosing that the letter