Letters

Dear Editor: Last night when I went to sleep I felt secure in the knowledge that I was living in the United States; “land of the free …” This morning …

Dear Editor: This is in response to an article on call rounding (“NYC legislators work to combat rounding up,” RCR, April 10, page 34). While I’m sure the citizens of …

Big business spends billions of dollars on infrastructure. No matter whether the business is an airline or a telecommunications company, the economic theory is the same. To be able to …

Dear Editor: The PCS slamming was rather tacky when it appeared on the cover of RCR and then has become quite old in issue after issue, but accepted by your …

To the Editor: Regarding “A Look at Nextel’s Bones” (Letters to the Editor, Dec. 3, 1999), the evidence would suggest Mr. Jones’ conclusions about Nextel and Morgan O’Brien’s speech to …

Dear Editor: What planet is Morgan O’Brien from? One can assume from Mr. O’Brien’s comments made to the Radio Club of America about Nextel’s virtues that he is either one-brain …

Dear Editor: As pointed out by Jeff Silva in his “D.C. Notes” column Nov. 9, many industry players, including the Personal Communications Industry Association, are supportive of additional spectrum for …

To the Editor: While I do not choose to comment substantively on Tracy Ford’s opinion (Oct. 25), the letter from George Carlo in response thereto gives me a very negative …

Dear Editor: I’d like to offer a short response to Scott Adam’s letter to the editor in your Nov. 8 edition, “Protected spectrum counters efficient use of spectrum.” I believe …

Dear Editor: I have been a customer of AT&T Wireless in the New York region for several years. During this time, I have utilized the service from a home base …

Dear Editor: I read Alan Shark’s rebuttal in the Oct. 18 issue of RCR and feel it’s time Mr. Shark take a trip back into the trenches. His advocacy of …

To the Editor: I found the opinion by Tracy Ford (RCR, Oct. 25, 1999) to be oddly uninformed, especially in view of the long-term coverage your publication has given to …

Dear Editor: We are greatly disappointed in RCR’s Oct. 11 article, “AT&T Explores 1XRTT Technology,” by Lynnette Luna. There is no truth to the suggestion that AT&T may utilize cdma2000/1XRTT …

Dear Editor, Studies of possible harms to the brain from cell phone use by the Wireless Technology Research Group, meant to be a definitive, industrywide effort, focus on cancer and …

To the Editor, Use of mobile phones is strictly prohibited in hospitals, planes and other specific areas because they may interfere with the normal functioning of the electronic or magnetic …

To the Editor, I just read the May 3 issue of RCR and wanted to say thanks for the mention and to congratulate you on a good discussion of TDD …

To the Editor: I read with great interest Heather Forsgren Weaver’s article on wireless resale in the April 19 issue of RCR. While I was pleased to see that resellers …

Dear Editor: I read the Opinion section by Jeffrey Silva in the April 12th issue of RCR News. It finally exposes a railroad company spinoff known as Catellus that is …

Dear Editor: I am reading with great interest the “war of words” being conducted in your editorial section concerning Nextel’s attempt to vacate a 1995 antitrust consent decree. As an …

Dear Editor: In a March 29 letter in RCR from Daniel F. Akerson, chairman and CEO, Nextel Communications Inc., Mr. Akerson states “what we are asking the Justice Department to …

Striking nerves Dear Editor: I have been in the two-way radio communications business for over 35 years. Regardless of my field, one thing I have noticed over the past 35+ …

Dear Editor: I have been troubled for the last few years with the increased incorrect use and mispronunciation of the words “collocate” and “collocation” being used by the telecommunications industry …

Dear Editor: In the March 15 article in RCR, “SMR’s juggle multiple trade group memberships,” you write that “Three trade associations, all based in the Washington, D.C., area, purport to …

Modeling important in MPE solution Dear Editor, In your article, “Countdown to MPE rules” (RCR, March 15), the reader is left with the impression that field-testing is the ultimate solution …

Cellular towers ruining America To the Editor: I have two comments regarding your antenna-siting article. (Antenna siting is hot topic for NACo Crowd, March 8.) First, it is my understanding …