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Andrew M. Seybold Recieved the 2011 RCA - Sarnoff Citation.
Andrew M. Seybold was honored with the Presidential Award of the Associated Public Safety Communications Officials (APCO International ) during the association's 77th Annual Conference and Exposition Meeting in Philadelphia August 7-11.

Home automation has been just around the corner for a very long time now. Over the past twenty years at least a dozen companies have come up with the vision that their operating system will be the one to make this happen.

Here We Go Yet Again! – 01.13.2012

It now appears as though Congress will adjourn for the year without passing any spectrum bills. This means that the spectrum the FCC has now that could be auctioned quickly won’t be. It also means that, once again, the Public Safety community is not receiving the spectrum it needs.

Year-End Recap – 12.22.2011

So it is ironic to me that for the first time we are on the verge of having a worldwide standard for broadband services (data and then voice) yet because of the way spectrum is allocated around the world we still won’t have a true world phone on LTE anytime soon.

LTE: The World Standard for 4G – 10.19.2011

TELL IT LIKE IT IS blog

LightSquared: By Hook or Crook – 01.06.2012

What this really says is: We don’t care if we interfere with GPS receivers; it is not our fault but the fault of the receivers, which should not be afforded any protection in any event; this is our spectrum and we want to use it for a purpose for which it was not intended regardless of the outcome. more

What’s Ahead for Network Operators? – 12.22.2011

When you look at the United States on a market-by-market basis it is clear that in most major markets there would still have been five or even six competitors fighting for customers more

What Is the Government Afraid Of? – 11.17.2011

Besides, the Chinese military does not need any help from the likes of Huawei to monitor, access, or break into any of our networks. It and many other countries have scores of talented Internet hackers who do nothing but attempt to access various commercial and government sites all of the time, and with considerable success more

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Public Safety Communications and the U.S. Congress – 01.09.2012

As we begin 2012, an election year, the Public Safety community remains solidified in its desire for the proper legislation to be passed. The issue of the reallocation of the D Block to Public Safety has now been addressed by both Houses of Congress and by both parties within both houses. However, there still remain some differences between what the Senate has proposed in S911 and what the House majority leadership is promoting. more

Mission-Critical Voice Over LTE: What, When, and How? – 12.08.2011

This requirement that is contained in the bill presently in the House would, in reality, cripple the Public Safety community and negate all of the progress that has been made toward interoperable voice communications over the past ten years more

Comments: NIST Draft Report – 12.03.2011

It is difficult for those who created the Internet and grew up with its influence to understand that there are several types of communications with needs that cannot be met simply by embracing the premise that the Internet and IP-based packet systems can solve everyone’s needs all of the time. more