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The quest for rural spectrum.(rural telecommunications)
Over the last several years, end users increasingly have demanded a broad range of telecommunications services that require higher and higher bandwidth requirements. Unified voice, data, video and content applications are driving providers to question how they will cost effectively provide the necessary bandwidth, and the challenge is increased even more by the end user's demand for mobility. At the same time, the telecommunications business has become tremendously competitive, requiring costs to be managed more closely than ever before.
Nowhere are these challenges greater than in the areas served by rural telcos. The low population density and extreme terrain ...
- Survey shows rural carriers prefer GSM upgrades.(News)
- Magazine article from: RCR Wireless News January 19, 2004 700+ words
...is the choice of rural carriers that plan upgrades...NTCA represents small rural carriers that offer primarily...are still pending. Rural carriers would rather use licensed, not unlicensed, spectrum to serve their customers...
- FCC: more unlicensed spectrum needed to meet demand. (Communications).
- Magazine article from: TWICE Palenchar, Joseph June 9, 2003 700+ words
...electronics devices that operate in unlicensed spectrum, according to a white paper issued...reform would include "enabling more unlicensed spectrum and continuing to promulgate rules...that have proven so successful for unlicensed spectrum," the report said. Under FCC...
- Wireless Internet Access Over Unlicensed Spectrum: An Alternative to 3G Mobile...
- Press release article from: M2 Presswire January 2, 2003 700+ words
...Wireless Internet Access Over Unlicensed Spectrum: An Alternative to 3G Mobile Data...The Wireless Internet Access Over Unlicensed Spectrum: An Alternative to 3G Mobile Data...focuses on demand drivers, the use of unlicensed spectrum, customer targets, technological...
- xG Technology: Unlicensed Spectrum Key to Cheaper Wireless Service.
- Press release article from: Business Wire August 17, 2009 700+ words
...the FCC opened up additional unlicensed spectrum last year that is located...broadband services across unlicensed spectrum stand to benefit from the FCC's move to make more unlicensed spectrum available. xG Technology...
- 3G Americas Issues Position on Regulatory Issues Between Licensed and...
- Press release article from: PR Newswire June 22, 2004 700+ words
...Regulatory Issues Between Licensed and Unlicensed Spectrum, defines an industry position on...The issue of licensed versus unlicensed spectrum is a concern for everyone and encompasses...of not only mobile devices, but unlicensed spectrum wireless devices as well, which...
- Negotiating the limits of unlicensed spectrum. (News).
- Magazine article from: RCR Wireless News Weaver, Heather Forsgren August 5, 2002 700+ words
...Commission decides to further regulate unlicensed spectrum, there is a myriad of ways that...interference and they don't work) with unlicensed spectrum. "Has there been a meltdown...should be looking at finding new unlicensed spectrum." Many people think this would...
- Wichita, Kan., Internet Provider Pixius Banks on Unlicensed Spectrum Access.
- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News November 5, 2003 700+ words
...areas less expensively, it uses "unlicensed spectrum," meaning the frequencies over...country have filled the void with unlicensed spectrum, all betting that lack of competition...broadband providers to send stronger unlicensed spectrum signals, can make rural broadband...
- Operators unite for unlicensed spectrum sharing: some San Francisco operators...
- Magazine article from: Wireless Week Gohring, Nancy June 15, 2004 700+ words
...entering the market, some existing operators fear that unlicensed spectrum soon may become scarce. But operators in one of the most...if the FCC sees that companies can cooper are to share unlicensed spectrum, it might be more willing to open up more unlicensed...
