WIA Urges Congress to Continue Current Tax Treatment of Federal Spectrum Licenses

ARLINGTON, Va. – In a letter to House and Senate Democratic Congressional leadership, Jonathan Adelstein, President and CEO of the Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA), encouraged lawmakers to avoid including a book alternative minimum tax provision for spectrum licenses in any potential alternative to last year’s Build Back Better bill. Applying a book alternative minimum tax

WIA Statement on Rep. Fred Upton’s Retirement Announcement

ARLINGTON, Va. – Please attribute the following statement to WIA President and CEO, Jonathan Adelstein.  “Rep. Fred Upton has long been a leader committed to advancing connectivity and innovation in America’s communications networks. I’m grateful for many years of friendship, and the wireless infrastructure industry is grateful for his 36 years of service in Congress,

Connect (X) 2022 Conference to Offer Free Full-Access “Power Pass” to Expanded List of Connectivity Service Providers

ARLINGTON, Va. – The Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) announced today that Connect (X), the premier business technology event in North America for the connectivity industry, will offer a free full-access “Power Pass” for connectivity service providers (CSPs) at this year’s conference in Denver, May 23-26.  The new pass will provide full access to the event