Jan 25, 2024 When it Comes to Expanding Connectivity, Georgia and Kansas Are ReadyBy Madeline Sorg How Two States Are Leading the Way on Broadband Permitting Reform As states are busying themselves with plans for the once-in-a-generation broadband investment known as the Broadband, Equity, Access and WIA Blog
Nov 4, 2021 4 factors that could impact investments in wireless infrastructureBy Kristen Beckman Former Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai described the current federal support for infrastructure builds as ‘unprecedented,’ during a panel at Connect (X) in Orlando. The massive infrastructure bill awaiting Events, WIA Blog
Sep 14, 2021 NYSWA ‘village’ educates stakeholders at grassroots levelBy Tracy Ford The New York State Wireless Association (NYSWA) has been able to engage and educate a variety of stakeholders across the New York telecom ecosystem, said NYSWA President Tom Marciano, Chief Events, WIA Blog
Jul 21, 2021 Meet Scott Thompson: Battling for the Wireless Infrastructure Industry in Cities and in CourtsBy Kristen Beckman Making a major career move in the middle of a global pandemic is not for the faint of heart. But that’s exactly what telecom attorney Scott Thompson decided to do WIA Blog
Jun 2, 2021 A concrete change: Helicore shortens light post upgrade timelines from weeks to daysBy Kristen Beckman Network densification continues to be key for the wireless infrastructure industry as 5G deployments and smart-cities applications require more sites to be located increasingly close to where they are needed, WIA Blog
Mar 22, 2021 Broadband Funding Targeted in COVID-19 Relief Plan The $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA) passed the House of Representatives and was signed by President Biden March 11. The Act included provisions related to broadband WIA Blog