Survey on Consumer Attitudes toward Mobile Cybersecurity
This morning we released the results of the CTIA cybersecurity consumer research survey with more than 1,500 wireless consumers on keeping their wireless devices secure.
Here are some of the highlights:
Consumers understand the dangers and take responsibility for their device’s security. 85 percent believe mobile devices are very to somewhat ...CTIA 2013: Sprint on Text-to-911
Text-to-911 is the next phase of emergency communications, with the industry voluntarily committing to have that technology available by May, 2014. It has its unique qualities and challenges, as detailed by Charles McKee, Sprint Vice- President of Government Affairs.
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CTIA 2013 Show Floor Buzz Day One
The day one crowd at CTIA2013 packed the Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas.
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CTIA 2013: Day Two
Yesterday was jammed packed with some great speakers and panelists. If you missed something, make sure to visit our show’s highlight page.
Today on the keynote stage (and live streamed) at 9 a.m. PDT are:
Michael Chasen, Chief Executive Officer of SocialRadar and Co-founder and Former ...CTIA 2013: Largent: Big Changes to CTIA Shows
Speaking at the last spring show, CTIA President and CEO Steve Largent discusses the strategic changes to CTIA’s trade shows, including MobileCON in October and Super Mobility Week in September 2014.
CTIA 2013: CTIA Chairwoman, U.S. Cellular President & CEO Dillon on CTIA in 2013
CTIA 2013 Chairwoman and President and CEO of U.S. Cellular Mary Dillon discusses her goals for CTIA and the wireless industry in 2013, focusing on spectrum, privacy and security.
CTIA 2013: Largent on Wireless Supports Tornado Victims
After the devastating tornado in Moore, Oklahoma, CTIA’s President and CEO Steve Largent discusses how the wireless industry, and consumers, can help. Please text REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10 to disaster relief.
CTIA 2013: FCC Acting Chairwoman Clyburn on Spectrum Powers Innovation
The U.S. mobile industry is the most innovative in the world, and the most competitive. FCC Acting Chairwoman Mignon Clyburn discusses how the U.S. can keep its lead, powered by spectrum.
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My return trip from #CTIA13 will truly be planes, trains and automobiles. Hilarious movie; not so much in real life.
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The world's mobile penetration rates ~= to global population, incl 89% penetration rate in "developing countries" http://t.co/9wSyAHZmBI
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