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The Race to Make Airplane Wi-Fi Less Terrible

"In a sure sign of how important ubiquitous internet connectivity is to all of us, this WSJ article points out the steps airlines are taking to make Wi-Fi a better experience.  Those of who travel too much have a love/hate relationship with airline Wi-Fi. We love...

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The 5G Health Hazard That Isn’t

The 5G Health Hazard That Isn’t

From Tom - "Conventional wisdom sometimes suggests that everyone is entitled to their own opinion. In this era of the Trumpian Distortion Field, there are those whose claims or opinions are simply wrong. Vaccines are good, not bad for you. There is no link to autism....

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What Trump’s Huawei Reversal Means for the Future of 5G

What Trump’s Huawei Reversal Means for the Future of 5G

From Tom- "The NY Times published a piece suggesting the U.S. is “woefully, even disgracefully, behind”  in its development of wireless 5G equipment and networks. The piece suggests that only government incentives or intervention can reverse this and enable the U.S....

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Huawei Ban Threatens Wireless Service in Rural Areas

Huawei Ban Threatens Wireless Service in Rural Areas

From Tom- “The ongoing “trade-war” with China will impact many telecom providers who purchase low-cost gear from the likes of Huawei and ZTE. The WSJ reports on the plight of rural wireless companies who use Huawei equipment purchased at a price point low enough to...

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T-MOBILE, SPRINT GET MERGER BACKING FROM FCC CHAIRMAN

From Tom-” It appears that the Sprint/T-Mobile merger has the blessing of FCC Chairman Pai, who also seems to have extracted some concessions around the so-called “Digital Divide” and 5G services. But overall, we have to believe this will be good for consumers, many...

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T-Mobile, Sprint Get Merger Backing From FCC Chairman

"It appears that the Sprint/T-Mobile merger has the blessing of FCC Chairman Pai, who also seems to have extracted some concessions around the so-called “Digital Divide” and 5G services. But overall, we have to believe this will be good for consumers, many of whom...

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