Net Neutrality Super Bowl
Using a football analogy, learn why mobile cannot be subject to Title II rules under Section 332. The best path forward for the FCC on the 4th down is Section 706, which will preserve the open Internet with mobile-specific rules. #WirelessIsDifferent
4G to 5G Networks Lead to Continued U.S. Economic Benefits: January WOW Wireless at Work
As 4G and LTE technology continue to develop and wireless carriers invest billions into their networks, CTIA President and CEO Meredith Attwell Baker talks about the future of 5G technology and its economic impact on the U.S.
VIDEO: What Happens if Title II is Imposed on Mobile: #WirelessIsDifferent
CTIA asked what happens if Title II is imposed on mobile? Whether it’s $72 more per user in new taxes and fees to less investment to fewer choices for services and devices, Americans want mobile-specific rules when it comes to net neutrality. #WirelessIsDifferent
Spectrum: The Key to our Mobile Connected Lives: January WOW Policy Point
While wireless companies are spending billions of dollars on network improvements, the wireless industry will need more access to spectrum to keep up with the incredible demand for wireless services.
More Spectrum and Smarter Policy Needed Says FCC: January WOW Insider Interview
Overseeing the upcoming broadcast incentive auction, Gary Epstein, FCC’s Chair of the Incentive Auction Task Force talks about the need for more spectrum and smarter spectrum policy.
CTIA Response to President Obama’s Announcement on Broadband
Following President Obama's announcement on broadband, I said:
“CTIA applauds President Obama’s recognition that broadband drives economic growth and supports innovation. Today’s remarks, however, failed to acknowledge that America’s wireless consumers already benefit every day from the dynamic, competitive market that the President seeks, with more than 8 out of 10 ...
Mobile Broadband: A Story of Dynamism and Transformation
This holiday season offered yet another reminder of innovative wireless products and mobile broadband empower our increasingly connected life. Holiday shopping lists were filled with mobile offerings to improve our health, track our finances, and connect our homes and cars. And we didn’t just give and receive presents that feature ...
[VIDEO]: Americans Lose if Title II is Imposed on Mobile
Consumers demand, and wireless companies support, an open Internet. If the FCC imposes public utility rules that govern gas, electric and water companies on wireless, it will harm America’s 5G future, increase costs, add unnecessary regulation as well as interfere with the products and services that consumers ...
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