Amy Storey
As CTIA's Assistant Vice President of Public Affairs, Amy Storey works with a variety of audiences, including the media, on wireless industry issues and policies.
Having worked in various capacities for Fleishman-Hillard, one of the world’s premier public relations agencies, as well as serving in key roles for a number of state level elected officials, Storey has considerable public affairs experience.
Storey graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a bachelor's degree in political science.
Twitter: @ctia
Is it legal for political campaigns to call your cellphone?
**UPDATE 10/31/12: If you receive a SPAM text message, report it by following these simple steps. Users will not be charged for reporting SPAM text messages. Forward the SPAM text message to SPAM (7726) You will then receive a text asking for the phone number that the text message was sent from; text that number [...]
Stopping Unsolicited Political Campaign Texts
With the election cycle’s presidential primary season in full force, many Americans have received campaign literature, seen television ads and met candidates who are vying for their vote. Unfortunately, some wireless customers have also received unwanted text messages from political campaigns and some of these messages were sent in the middle of the night (between [...]
The Facts (Again) Prove the Wireless Ecosystem is Robustly Competitive
The facts continue to prove the wireless marketplace is driven by competition and innovation. In our initial comments to the FCC on the state of wireless competition for their latest report, we provided a huge amount of data from trusted third-party organizations and our semi-annual survey that showed the competition that exists in the wireless [...]
AT&T’s de la Vega Talks Mobile
Enterprise, applications, and machine-to-machine communications are the centerpieces of Ralph de la Vega’s Day One Keynote address. The President and CEO of AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets talks about his key themes.
Polycom’s CEO on Video Solution
Polycom’s President and CEO, Andy Miller, addresses the growing need for high quality video collaboration in today’s mobile digital society and showcases Polycom’s game-changing video solution for enterprises.
Smartphones Impact Commerce
Dan Schulman, Group President, Enterprise Growth, American Express Company, predicts that smartphones will be the future of mobile communications and have a major impact on commerce.
Sprint: Commitment to M2M
Sprint Nextel’s General Manager of M2M Marketing, Tom Nelson, discusses the companies emerging solutions group, their four key focus areas and commitment to M2M.
Apps Enhance Connectivity in Vehicles
Don Butler, Vice President, Cadillac, explains how the popularity of smartphones has driven Cadillac to develop apps to enhance in-vehicle connectivity.
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