Letters

Cell-phone use is distracting Dear Editor: Your article “Subcommittee agrees mobile phones distract, wants more data” addresses the hazards of cell-phone use while driving. As the sponsor of the Response …

Dear Editor, As a former telecom magazine editor-in-chief, a wireless executive and a resident of the state of Florida, I wanted to comment on Jeffrey Silva’s lack of objectivity in …

Dear Editor, We first want to thank reporter Heather Forsgren Weaver for attending our press conference in Washington D.C. As you know, we believe strongly in Project LOCATE’s mission and …

Dear Editor, I wonder how many subscribers remember that RCR actually started out as a monthly magazine called TwoWay Radio Dealer? I occasionally look at RCR online and saw the …

Dear Editor, As the third employee of AT&T’s cellular subsidiary AMPS (I was director of engineering) and as the first President/COO of MetroMobile CTS (an aggressive nonwireline carrier of the …

To the Editor: Peter Angelos has helped to effectively outlaw products from asbestos to breast implants and only the vast deep pockets of the tobacco industry have prevented him from …

To the Editor: Starting a two-way radio business has always been a good way for radio technician/entrepreneurs to accomplish The American Dream. The financial barriers for market entry were relatively …

To the Editor: On the front page of your Christmas day issue was an article headlined “Judge largely dismisses RF health lawsuit.” The lawsuit asks for damages from brain cancer …

DALLAS-According to an informal survey from Cellular One, close to 70 percent of wireless users are “comfortable” with their wireless security, while about 30 percent said they were concerned. The …

Dear Editor: In a recent article (RCR Wireless News, Dec.18, “Carlo book points finger at CTIA, Wheeler”), Jeffrey Silva reports on my activities from the perspective of former WTR head …

Dear Editor: Your Dec. 11 piece, “TSR closes operations,” was interesting in light of what appears to be a total lack of information from actual TSR management. As a former …

Dear Editor: After reading the RCR Wireless News article entitled, “OSHA appeals to tower owners to require safety measures in contracts,” (Dec. 4, page 20) and various articles regarding who …

To the Editor, According to Tina Eichner (Missed Opportunity, RCR, Dec. 11), it is time for the wireless industry to join the cause that infects America-the assumption that people have …

To the Editor: Dick Lyons, president of Cellular One, misses the point when he claims that the “Death Row Ad” is “not about the death penalty.” No one has ever …

Dear Editor, RCR Wireless News recently ran the SMR Special Report in the Nov. 13 issue. Upon careful reading, it more properly should have been called the Nextel Special Report. …

Dear Editor: While Communications Commissioner Harold Furchtgott-Roth sings a soliloquy of regulatory and technical evolution, the state of future technological applications lies in disarray (“Opinion”, RCR Wireless News, Oct. 30, …

Dear Editor: I always appreciate the timely articles on market trends in RCR. Last week, I couldn’t help but notice two very important cover stories-one on the teenage market and …

Position clarified Dear Editor: In the article, “EDGE: The People’s Choice,” (Sept. 25, page 55 by Sheila Mickool, president of the Universal Wireless Communications Consortium) I am quoted as saying …

Dear Editor, I thoroughly enjoyed your Viewpoint perspective on employee loyalty published in the July 24 issue of RCR. Needless to say I am inspired to respond having, and I …

Dear Editor, The regarding page 21 of RCR, June 26th issue. Is this an ad for condoms or pagers? How then, in this year of 2000 AD, can an ad …

Dear Editor, I have been following with great concern the exchange of letters in your publication between Motorola Inc. and one of its two-way radio dealers. It appears that the …

Dear Editor, I think you really said it with the quote “Is it possible to specialize in things that haven’t happened yet?” (Viewpoint in the June 12 issue of RCR.) …

Article intended to highlight many contributions To the editor: I am concerned that there may be a misperception resulting from my article published by RCR on March 27, 2000, that …

To the Editor: We would like to respond to the letter from Mr. Jules Neuringer, president of Portronix Communications, printed in your April 24 issue. In recent years, Motorola and …

Dear Editor, In writing in the April 24 issue on the absurdly high bids for U.K. 3G licenses, “U.K. Prices: Up, up and away,” RCR states: “But the United Kingdom’s …