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NEW YORK-Gaetano Rainone, who purchased 100 of the 4 million common stock shares ProNet Inc. sold at $25 each May 31, has sued the paging company, charging it misled investors. …
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Casio PhoneMate Inc. has introduced a new product that combines an answering machine with Pager Link, a device that automatically calls a user’s pager whenever a new message is received …
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WASHINGTON-Of the 89 winners of C-block personal communications services licenses last May, only four were singled out by seven other entities who seek to have the Federal Communications Commission either …
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Don Winters has been named vice president of business development at Coral Systems Inc. Winters will be responsible for all business development efforts, including Coral’s partnership with Cincinnati Bell Information …
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NEW YORK-The investment community is taking a second, less optimistic look at paging, at least in the near term, given ProNet Inc.’s recently announced troubles-the latest unwelcome news in this …
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WASHINGTON-The National Paging and Personal Communications Association is leading an effort to challenge new rules that tighten financial requirements for small business bidders in the D, E and F block …
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NEW YORK-Korea Mobile Telecommunications Group went public June 27 with a $338 million offering of American Depository Shares trading on the New York Stock Exchange. The initial public offering of …
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WASHINGTON-As expected, Los Angeles specialized mobile radio operator James Kay, with whom the Federal Communications Commission has had a running dispute over 152 licenses since 1994, has petitioned the agency …
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Eurotel Praha s.r.o., Bell Atlantic Corp.’s cellular provider in the Czech Republic, has launched commercial Global System for Mobile communications cellular service in that country. The service covers 43 percent …
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WAYNE, N.J.-GEC-Marconi Systems has agreed to acquire Hazeltine Corp. from ESCO Electronics Corp., subject to government approval. Hazeltine makes intelligent base station antennas for the cellular, specialized mobile radio, enhanced …
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Ralph Haller, former Wireless Telecommunications Bureau deputy chief and chief of the Federal Communications Commission’s Private Radio Bureau, has been a private citizen for almost a month now, following his …
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“Plain vanilla” value-added services won’t help new wireless operators distinguish themselves from established carriers, said Sandra Goeken Martis, former chairwoman of In-Flight Phone International. Goeken Martis resigned from the air-to-ground …
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WASHINGTON-In what the U.S. Secret Service said is the largest seizure of stolen cellular telephone numbers ever in the United States, the New York Electronic Crimes Task Force arrested Abraham …
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If a 911 Public Safety Answering Point agrees to receive 911 calls from phones that have never been activated on a cellular network, wireless operators are obligated to pass the …
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Ericsson Inc. is prepared to go head-to-head with a strong U.S. alliance in hopes of striking an early position in the U.S. low-tier equipment market. Ericsson’s new product, the SuperCordless …
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Bob Foosaner, Nextel Communications Inc.’s regulatory vice president, said something funny to me when we bumped into each other at a recent association regulatory conclave. Apparently, Bob had noticed that …
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IRVINE, Calif.-Cox California PCS Inc. said it will purchase about $500 million in personal communications services network equipment and services from Lucent Technologies. The company said it will employ digital …
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WASHINGTON-Central Intelligence Agency Director John Deutch said telecommunications networks and other key infrastructures controlled by computers may be vulnerable to terrorist attack. The intelligence community and law enforcement are taking …
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ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.-Motorola Inc. and Shanghai Posts & Telecommunications Administration have signed an agreement to trial Motorola’s fixed wireless telephone system in Shanghai using Code Division Multiple Access technology. The …