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FRIDAY — MAY 25, 2012 — ISSUE NO. 508

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Microsoft wins ruling against Motorola over texting

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(Reuters) — A German regional court ruled in a hearing on Thursday that Motorola Mobility infringed Microsoft patents by offering the option on its mobile phones to send a longer text in a batch of several messages.

"We're pleased the court agreed today that Motorola has infringed Microsoft's intellectual property, and we hope Motorola will be willing to join other Android device makers by taking a license to our patents," Microsoft said in a statement, referring to Google's Android operating system for mobile phones.

Motorola, which was recently bought by Google, said: "We expect a written decision from the court on June 1 and upon review, will explore all options including appeal."

The two companies are fighting each other in courts across the globe, as are several other makers of devices including Apple, over the intellectual property of software features offered in the latest smart phones and gadgets.

In another case, the same regional court in the city of Munich on Thursday rejected a complaint by Microsoft against Motorola Mobility's use of a software feature called program localization.

Motorola Mobility, in turn, is currently suing Microsoft in the U.S. over features in the Xbox gaming console.

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Research in Motion shares drop as head of global sales resigns from company

By: The Canadian Press
24/05/2012 10:26 AM

TORONTO — Shares of Research In Motion (TSX:RIM) were down about three per cent in Thursday morning trading after the BlackBerry maker's head of global sales resigned.

A spokeswoman for the company confirmed that Patrick Spence has left his role after holding various positions at the company for the past 14 years.

"Patrick will be taking on a leadership position in a different industry," said Tenille Kennedy in a prepared e-mail statement.

RIM's stock was off 33 cents to $11.04 in morning trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

Spence had a hand in the launch of RIM's early pager devices and later the BlackBerry's meteoric rise to one of the world's best-selling smartphones.

Before being promoted to the global sales position last July he was a managing director for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

He leaves his position at RIM as the company heads into the crucial period leading up to the launch of its new line of smartphones later this year.

Spence's exit also follows the appointment of two veterans from the mobile computing industry earlier this month.

Former Sony Mobile Communications executive Kristian Tear takes the role of chief operating officer this summer, and will also handle the sales responsibilities, Kennedy said.

In the meantime, chief executive Thorsten Heins will handle the sales role.

Frank Boulben will become RIM's chief marketing officer after working as executive vice-president of strategy, marketing and sales for LightSquared.

Source: BRANDON SUN

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Google officially closes deal for Motorola Mobility

By Terrence O'Brien posted May 22nd 2012 9:03AM

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Months in the making — the deal is finally done. Motorola Mobility is officially part of Google. After receiving blessings from Europe, the US and China, the Internet giant has put the finishing touches on its purchase of Moto's mobile division. Though the corporate marriage faced plenty of obstacles, Big G was able to put the manufacturer on its ledger for the price of $40 per share, or about $12.5 billion. As it stands, Motorola Mobility will continue to operate as a separate business entity and as a licensee of Android, but Mountain View is still claiming the purchase will allow it to "supercharge" its mobile ecosystem. The future of the new subsidiary's employees is a different matter, however. Rumors have been swirling for the last week or so that there could be significant layoffs at Moto following the merger, which would further enforce the perception that Google is more interested in the company's patents than in entering the hardware business. Of course, whether or not we'll see layoffs or perhaps a Moto-branded Nexus is still a mystery. For a bit more on Google's victory lap, check out the PR after the break.

Update: Google has also settled on a replacement for Sanjay Jha as CEO of Motorola Mobility, Dennis Woodside. Woodside is a longtime Googler who got his start in sales, building out business in Africa, Eastern Europe and Russia, before becoming President of the Americas sales operation.

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Google Acquires Motorola Mobility

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., May 22, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) announced today that the acquisition of Motorola Mobility Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: MMI) has closed, with Google acquiring MMI for $40.00 per share in cash.

The acquisition will enable Google to supercharge the Android ecosystem and will enhance competition in mobile computing. Motorola Mobility will remain a licensee of Android and Android will remain open. Google will run Motorola Mobility as a separate business.

Sanjay Jha, who revived Motorola's Mobile Devices business and led the company through this acquisition, has stepped down as CEO, although he will continue to work with Google to help ensure a smooth transition.

Dennis Woodside, who has overseen integration planning for the acquisition and previously served as President of Google's Americas region, has become CEO of Motorola Mobility.

Larry Page, CEO of Google, said, "I'm happy to announce the deal has closed. Motorola is a great American tech company, with a track record of over 80 years of innovation. It's a great time to be in the mobile business, and I'm confident that the team at Motorola will be creating the next generation of mobile devices that will improve lives for years to come.

"Sanjay Jha, who was responsible for building the company and placing a big bet on Android, has stepped down as CEO. I would like to thank him for his efforts and am tremendously pleased that he will be working to ensure a smooth transition as long-time Googler Dennis Woodside takes over as CEO of Motorola Mobility.

"I've known Dennis for nearly a decade, and he's been phenomenal at building teams and delivering on some of Google's biggest bets. Dennis has always been a committed partner to our customers and I know he will be an outstanding leader of Motorola--and he's already off to great start with some very strong new hires for the Motorola team."

Dennis Woodside, CEO of Motorola Mobility, said: "Motorola literally invented the entire mobile industry with the first-ever commercial cell phone in 1983. Thirty years later, mobile devices are at the center of the computing revolution.

"Our aim is simple: to focus Motorola Mobility's remarkable talent on fewer, bigger bets, and create wonderful devices that are used by people around the world."

Dennis Woodside has hired a small number of leaders who will immediately join Motorola's executive team, including Regina Dugan (former Director of DARPA), Mark Randall (former supply chain VP at Amazon and previously at Nokia), Vanessa Wittman (former CFO of Marsh & McLennan), Scott Sullivan (former head of HR at Visa and NVIDIA), and Gary Briggs (former Google VP of Consumer Marketing). In addition to these new leaders, many members of Motorola Mobility's team will continue in their current roles: Iqbal Arshad (Product Development), Marshall Brown (Chief of Staff), Fei Liu (Mass Market Products), Dan Moloney (Home), Scott Offer (General Counsel), Mark Shockley (Sales), Mahesh Veerina (Software & Enterprise) and Jim Wicks (Consumer Experience Design).

Woodside added: "Motorola Mobility has many outstanding leaders, including people who were behind the original RAZR in 2004 and recent successes like the Droid and RAZR MAXX. Our colleagues joining the team come from varied backgrounds, from DARPA to Amazon and NVIDIA, but they all share a track record of leading innovation at speed, and a great deal of excitement about the mission ahead."

About Dennis Woodside
Dennis Woodside oversaw Google's acquisition of Motorola Mobility, and is former President of Google's Americas region. He has worked with partners, governments and advertisers in more than 30 countries. Most recently, Dennis was responsible for Google's Sales & Operations in the Americas. In the U.S. alone, Dennis and his team drove revenue from $10.8 billion to $17.5 billion in under three years. He also was the lead business partner for Google's advertising product development team, helping launch new ad products globally. Dennis started his career at the company spearheading investment across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. He was responsible for the overall go-to-market, product offering and acquisition strategies in these markets, which boasted a 20-fold increase during his tenure. Revenues grew to over $2 billion.

About Google Inc.
Google's innovative search technologies connect millions of people around the world with information every day. Founded in 1998 by Stanford Ph.D. students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google today is a top web property in all major global markets. Google's targeted advertising program provides businesses of all sizes with measurable results, while enhancing the overall web experience for users. Google is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.google.com.

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This press release includes forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These forward-looking statements generally can be identified by phrases such as Google or its management "believes," "expects," "anticipates," "foresees," "forecasts," "estimates" or other words or phrases of similar import. Similarly, statements herein that describe the future impact of the Motorola Mobility acquisition, including its financial impact, and other statements of management's beliefs, intentions or goals also are forward-looking statements. It is uncertain whether any of the events anticipated by the forward-looking statements will transpire or occur, or if any of them do, what impact they will have on Google's results of operations, financial condition, or the price of its stock. These forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those indicated in such forward-looking statements, including but not limited to the ability of Google to successfully integrate Motorola's operations, product lines and technology; the ability of Google to implement its plans, forecasts and other expectations with respect to Motorola's business and realize additional opportunities for growth and innovation; and the other risks and important factors contained and identified in Google's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC"), any of which could cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. The forward-looking statements included in this press release are made only as of the date hereof. Google does not undertake any obligation to update the forward-looking statements to reflect subsequent events or circumstances.

Source: engadget

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CT stakes $150K in New Haven MD-messaging startup

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A New Haven tech startup promoting physician-to-physician wireless messaging service has gotten $150,000 in seed money from the state, authorities say.

Connecticut Innovations Inc. announced Wednesday its stake in Notifyi LLC through CI's Pre-Seed Fund. A matching investment from unspecified investors accompanied CI's stake, authorities say.

As is typical with its stake, CI got a seat on Notifyi's board.

The platform Notifyi is developing incorporates such messaging capabilities as e-mail, text, pager, fax and smartphone, as well as physician and practice profiles.

Notifyi's platform allows physicians to send clinical messages to other physicians securely, while enabling recipients to choose when and how they are notified.

The platform will also include conferencing capabilities, discussion forums and blogs, administrative tools, and customized message receipts.

Source: Hartford Business

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Ekahau Launches Next Generation Wi-Fi RTLS Staff Badge and Pager

Friday, 04 May 2012 15:52

World of Health IT, Copenhagen Denmark – May 8, 2012 – Ekahau Inc., the worldwide leader in high performance Wi-Fi-based Real Time Location Systems (RTLS), today announced the launch of its newest Wi-Fi staff badge – the Ekahau B4 Staff Badge and Pager. The B4 features an OLED text display and multiple buttons that allow users to receive text messages over Wi-Fi and to acknowledge receipt or to initiate calls and alarms. A unique feature of the B4 badge is a built-in alarm switch for staff duress events.

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The B4 badge builds on Ekahau’s highly successful T301BD staff badge which is being phased out of production. The B4 incorporates the latest SOC (system on a chip) Wi-Fi 802.11g radio, CPU and memory along with several new changes in the physical design that enhance the ruggedness and use of the badges. The B4 can be tracked and located by Ekahau RTLS over any brand or generation of Wi-Fi network. The system is typically able to achieve room level accuracy using Wi-Fi as the location method. For areas with poor Wi-Fi coverage or where sub-room location is required, the B4 incorporates an IR sensor that works with the Ekahau RTLS system and the Ekahau LB1 Location Beacons to ensure location accuracy down to within a few feet.

The three call buttons and alarm switch can be programmed to address different calls initiated by the user. For example, a button press can signify a call for assistance in moving a patient, whereas the alarm switch can be used to summon nearby co-workers to help with a life-threatening situation. Due to the system’s unique two-way communication capability, staff members can receive calls for help or other requests directly on the LED display on the badges they are wearing. An audible tone and flashing LEDs alert that there is a new message.

“The new design of the B4 builds on customer feedback we have received over the years as a leading supplier personnel, patient and visitor tracking solutions” said Tuomo Rutanen Senior Vice President of Marketing and Business Development at Ekahau Inc. “Ekahau has hundreds of sites where our RTLS system is deployed with our staff badges that are saving lives, improving work-flow and improving operations. We combine precision location, alarming and service request features and a full array of audible, visual and text communications capabilities on the badge itself. These capabilities offer our customers more options to leverage the Ekahau RTLS system to solve both mission critical and every-day problems.”

The Ekahau B4 has a rechargeable battery that allows organizations to run the badges with rapid blink rates and real-time text messaging. Battery life is continuously monitored with multi-color LEDs and the user is alerted if the battery level falls below a specific threshold. The B4 badges can be recharged using a simple AC charger, a USB cable or with a table-top or wall-mount rack charger that charges ten badges simultaneously. Recharge time is approximately 90 minutes and the badges can be configured to last from a few days to several weeks on a single charge.

The B4 starts shipping to customers at the end of May and is available through Ekahau and its resellers world-wide.

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Ekahau Inc. is the industry leader in providing Wi-Fi-based RTLS solutions. Ekahau's customers, including several Fortune 500 companies worldwide, are realizing the benefits of Wi-Fi based location services and innovative Wi-Fi network planning and optimization tools. Ekahau’s solutions are being used in more than 300 hospitals around the world, as well as by manufacturing, retail and industrial companies, government agencies and the military. Ekahau partners include wireless software developers, leading system integrators and international OEM partners, who develop and market wireless enterprise applications. Ekahau is a U.S.-based corporation, with headquarters in Reston, VA, and other offices in Saratoga, CA; Helsinki, Finland; Tokyo; and Hong Kong. For more information about Ekahau, please visit www.ekahau.com.

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Audrain County Debuts New Emergency Alert System

Posted: May 21, 2012 7:33 PM by Christian Bryant
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MEXICO [Missouri] — In the wake of last year's Joplin tornado, Audrain County's emergency management office upgraded the county's emergency alert system. The new online system can send public safety, public health and disaster response/recovery alerts and community event notices to all county residents registered within the system.

The Audrain County emergency management office, along with other county organizations, spent nearly $35,000 to implement the new system.

In addition, the new system can send alerts to up to 18 different devices, including smart phones and tablets, and in 13 different languages. Audrain County Emergency Management Director Steven Shaw said the faster delivery time may be the most useful feature with the new system.

"Now, when the National Weather Service hits that button to send the county alert, it goes straight to our system," Shaw said. "So, basically it's knocking off that 10 to 13 minute delay."

Shaw said thousands of Audrain County residents have already registered to get alerts from the new system.

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Motorola reinvents the TV interface with DreamGallery concept (video)

By Daniel Cooper posted May 21st 2012 1:42PM

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Motorola is demonstrating how it expects TVs of the future will work with its DreamGallery concept. Powered by the company's Medios cloud-service, the display is designed to let you browse content as if it was the internet — with bookmarks, personalized recommendations and interactive search tools. Its designed to work across your TV, computer, tablet and smartphone, aggregating Cable, Internet TV and VOD under a single interface that sits behind pull-tabs around the picture. If you're curious to see if this is easier to use than TiVo, head on past the break to catch your first glimpse.

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Motorola Mobility Previews What Your TV Will Look Like in the Future

New Interactive TV Experience on Display at The Cable Show

BOSTON – May 21, 2012 – Next-generation TV has arrived. At The Cable Show in Boston (May 21-23, Booth #733), Motorola Mobility, Inc. (NYSE: MMI) is showcasing the revolutionary entertainment discovery experience that will be launching in North American homes later this year.

Say "goodbye" to the traditional grid. Welcome to DreamGallery™ by Motorola Medios-a new on-screen display that's as personalized, dynamic and rich as the Internet. Beautiful graphics, visual search tools and friendly menus help you find what you want, fast.

DreamGallery lets you fly through hundreds of channels in seconds. No more searching, and searching... and searching. You can store all of your favorite content in one place for easy access. Simply select and bookmark your favorite content-just like you do on the Web.

Discovering new content is also just as fast, easy and personalized. Recommendations are tailored to your preferences. Interactive search tools bring you previews and information on the latest videos. And, did we mention it's fast? Now you can spend your time watching what you want, not searching for it.

Finally, all your favorite channels, live TV, and on-demand videos are all in one place: at your fingertips.

"Consumers spoke. We listened. DreamGallery is to TV what search was to the Web," said John Burke, senior vice president and general manager, Converged Experiences at Motorola Mobility. "Consumers want to be able to find personalized and relevant content, fast. We set out to address this hunger by leveraging our expertise in media software and our leadership in content delivery. We ended up reinventing the entire interface for television. DreamGallery isn't just a better search and discovery experience. It's a better way to watch TV."

Source: engadget

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“Doorman” system to automatically unlock public shelters

Beersheba students develop system that will make manual opening, locking of public shelters obsolete, enable easier access for locals during missile, rocket attacks

Ilana Curiel
Published: 05.24.12, 18:16 / Israel News

Public shelters are usually kept locked in order to maintain their emergency readiness. This means that when the situation escalates and missiles are fired at populated areas, the municipalities' security personnel are forced to manually open each of the shelters, a time consuming process — when time is not always an option.

Two students from Beersheba's Ben Gurion University have found a solution that could save lives.

Ran Kraus, a 29-year-old management student and Amir Tzaliach a 28-year old materials engineering student recently came up against one of the locked shelters and decided they had had enough.

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The result: "The Doorman" also known as WISEC, an automated system that locks, unlocks and oversees shelters and fortified rooms. The system was developed with the help of the Beeper company.

Should missiles or rockets be fired at Israel, it will first be identified by security forces and then the company's headquarters will receive an alert.

The relevant shelters will then receive a signal, the system receives the signal which will then cause the shelter doors to open. Thus, the city call center also receives notification of the shelter's availability.

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"A year and a half ago," noted Kraus, "we were on our way to a shelter in one of Beersheba's older neighborhoods…and we found that the public shelter was locked. We sat together and tried to think of how we could solve the problem."

The two teamed up with Beeper and after 18 months of development, reached the final product — the Doorman. The system they developed enables shelter doors in the threatened area to unlock automatically in less than four seconds.

In addition to the wireless opening and closing of the shelters, in groups or just single units at any given time, it also allows for continuous monitoring and the transference of information on each shelter in real time, it is also combined with a burglary alarm system.

The Beersheba municipality decided to adopt the two young entrepreneurs after the students approached it. "They told us at the municipality that someone had tried to do things like this in the past and it didn't work.

"After three months we came back to them with a working prototype and they were very impressed and helped us through every stage in the product's development, "Kraus stated.

The Beersheba Municipality has already completed a successful trial of the system in laboratory conditions but has yet to complete an on-ground trial of the system.

Source: Y Net News.com

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Verizon: Unlimited data plans are an endangered species

By Philip Michaels
Wednesday, May 16, 2012 4:00 PM

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Take a good look at your unlimited data plan, Verizon Wireless subscribers. Because if the wireless provider has anything to say about it, you’ll be giving up your unlimited data as early as this summer.

That’s the plan outlined by Verizon chief financial officer Fran Shammo, at any rate, during a Wednesday presentation at the J.P. Morgan Technology Media and Telecom conference in Boston. Verizon wants more of its subscribers to opt for shared data plans which cover multiple devices like smartphones and tablets. To convince subscribers who’ve clung to their unlimited data plans to move to this new setup, Verizon is taking much of the choice out of the decision process: If you want to upgrade to a new 4G-compatible phone, you’re going to have to give up that unlimited data.

“LTE is our anchor point for data share,” Shammo said Wednesday. So as you come through an upgrade cycle and you upgrade in the future, you will have to go onto the data share plan. And moving away from, if you will, the unlimited world and moving everybody into a tiered structure data share-type plan.”

Verizon stopped offering unlimited data plans to new subscribers last July, following the lead of rival AT&T. But users who originally signed up for an unlimited data plan with the carrier were grandfathered in—and they’re also now the ones Verizon is eager to switch over to a tiered pricing structure.

“A lot of our 3G base is unlimited,” Shammo said. “As they start to migrate into 4G, they will have to come off of unlimited and go into the data share plan.” [You can watch a Webcast of Shammo’s remarks or download the transcript of his presentation at Verizon’s investor relations site.]

Such a move would seemingly impact Android users immediately—there are already several 4G Android phones offered on Verizon’s network. The expected arrival of a new iPhone later this year could lead to iOS users having to give up their unlimited data plans in order to upgrade to a new model—assuming, of course, that such a phone would be compatible with Verizon’s faster network.

Verizon has a very simple motivation for wanting its subscribers to jump to shared data plans—money. As noted by JPMorgan analyst Phil Cusick during Shammo’s presentation, subscriber growth is slowing down for the wireless industry. To keep up revenue, carriers want their subscribers to consume more data—and pay for that privilege. Verizon is betting that shared data plans and faster network speeds will push subscribers to upgrade their data package.

it’s not exactly clear when Verizon will put this plan into effect. Last month, the carrier indicated it planned to launch shared data plans by “midsummer”, and Shammo reiterated that timeframe on Wednesday. However, Shammo also described the shared data model as “paper, not actual,” meaning nothing’s in place just yet. A Verizon spokesperson we contacted declined to go into specifics about when the company will launch shared data plans—and when the days of the remaining unlimited data plans truly become numbered.

Source: TechHive

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Selected portions of the BloostonLaw Telecom Update, a newsletter from the Law Offices of Blooston, Mordkofsky, Dickens, Duffy & Prendergast, LLP are reproduced in this section with the firm's permission.

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FCC To Consider New Rules, Spectrum Allocation For Medical Body Area Networks

At tomorrow’s open meeting, the FCC will consider a Report and Order (R&O) and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (FNPRM) regarding Medical Body Area Networks or MBANs (see box on Page 1). FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski unveiled the proposal last week during a speech at the George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C. The MBAN technology would operate in the 2360-2400 MHz band, which currently is used almost exclusively by commercial test pilots.

MBAN technology consists of small, low-powered sensors on the body that capture clinical information, such as temperature and respiratory function. These sensors could free patients from many of the wires that would otherwise anchor them to their hospital bed. As patients recover, the technology allows them to move about the health care facility, while still being monitored for any health issues that might develop. Eventually, even monitoring of a patient at home will be possible using the new technology. MBANs consist of two paired devices—one that is worn on the body (sensor) and another that is located either on the body or in close proximity to it (hub).

With MBAN technology, the FCC said, physicians can intervene before a patient’s condition seriously deteriorates—resulting in less time spent in the intensive care unit, and can reduce costly follow up visits. The FCC said that one health care company estimates it could save $1.5 million per month if unplanned (emergency) transfers could be prevented by early detection and treatment. Disposable wireless sensors can also help decrease hospital-acquired infections, according to the Commission. It added that the industry estimates that disposable sensors could help to save an estimated $2,000 to $12,000 per patient — more than $11 billion nationwide. Remote monitoring of patients with congestive heart failure alone would create an annual savings of over $10 billion a year. “The real game changer for MBAN technology can be health monitoring in the home,” Genachowski said.

Health-care is part of the FCC’s National Broadband Plan. The Commission also entered into a partnership with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to help ensure that communications-related medical innovations can swiftly and safely be brought to market.

The proposed R&O would establish service rules and a spectrum allocation for MBAN technology, while the FNPRM would seek comment on the selection of an MBAN coordinator and other details for the program.

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AUGUST 1: FCC FORM 502, NUMBER UTILIZATION AND FORECAST REPORT: Any wireless or wireline carrier (including paging companies) that have received number blocks—including 100, 1,000, or 10,000 number blocks—from the North American Numbering Plan Administrator (NANPA), a Pooling Administrator, or from another carrier, must file Form 502 by August 1. Carriers porting numbers for the purpose of transferring an established customer’s service to another service provider must also report, but the carrier receiving numbers through porting does not. Resold services should also be treated like ported numbers, meaning the carrier transferring the resold service to another carrier is required to report those numbers but the carrier receiving such numbers should not report them. New this year is that reporting carriers are required to include their FCC Registration Number (FRN). Reporting carriers file utilization and forecast reports semiannually on or before February 1 for the preceding six-month reporting period ending December 31, and on or before August 1 for the preceding six-month reporting period ending June 30.

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TURETSKY NAMED NEW PUBLIC SAFETY AND HOMELAND SECURITY BUREAU CHIEF: FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski named David S. Turetsky as Chief of the FCC’s Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau (PSHSB). Mr. Turetsky is a senior communications lawyer with decades of leadership experience in the public and private sectors. He will begin after Memorial Day. David Furth, currently serving as Acting Chief, will resume his role as Deputy Bureau Chief. Turetsky succeeds Jamie Barrett. Rear Admiral (Retired). Turetsky has served as Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust in the U.S. Department of Justice; a senior lawyer and officer for Teligent, a fixed-wireless telecommunications and broadband services company. He was twice appointed by federal courts and the FCC as the Management Trustee of rural U.S. mobile wireless businesses required to be divested as a condition of a merger approval. In this role, Mr. Turetsky oversaw all aspects of the businesses, including management, day-to-day operations, strategic planning, and emergency response. During his time in the Clinton Administration Antitrust Division, Mr. Turetsky was deeply involved in the shaping of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. He has also been a member of the State Department Advisory Committee on International Communications and Information Policy, and serves as co-chair of the State Enforcement Committee of the American Bar Association Antitrust Section.

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May 24 – FCC open meeting.

May 25 – Deadline for reply comments on FNPRM regarding foreign ownership of common carrier radio station licenses (IB Docket No. 11-133).

May 29 – Deadline for comments on short-form Tariff Review Plans (TRPs) regarding annual access tariffs (WCB/Pricing File No. 12-07).

May 29 – Deadline for reply comments on Level 3 request for limited waiver of call signaling rules (CC Docket Nos. 01-92, 96-45; GN Docket No. 09-51; WC Docket Nos. 03-109, 05-337, 07-135, 10-90; and WT Docket No. 10-208).

May 29 – Deadline for Petitions to Deny several proposed Lower 700 MHz transactions: (1) AT&T and Peoples Telephone Cooperative (ULS File No. 0005150801); (2) AT&T and Cox (ULS File No. 0005155794); (3) USSC and Cox (ULS File No. 0005167598).

May 29 – Deadline for Petitions to Deny T-Mobile, Cricket, Cook Inlet, Savary Island proposed spectrum swap of PCS and AWS-1 licenses (ULS File Nos. 0005140122, 0005140200, 0005140699, 0005143798, 0005143799, 0005143801, 0005144560, and 0005150677.)

May 30 – Deadline for reply comments on wireless service interruptions (GN Docket No. 12-52).

May 30 – Effective date of IP closed captioning rules (except for provisions subject to OMB approval) (MB Docket No. 11-154.)

May 31 – FCC Form 395, Employment Report, is due.

May 31 – Deadline for comments on NPRM proposing 2012 regulatory fees (MD Docket No. 12-116).

June 1 – Effective date of Lifeline Reform Order Section 54.409 (consumer qualification for Lifeline) (WC Docket Nos. 11-42, 03-109, 12-23, and CC Docket No. 96-45).

June 1 – Deadline for comments on NPRM promoting interoperability in Lower 700 MHz band (WT Docket No. 12-69).

June 1 – Deadline for comments on AT&T’s request to make 800 MHz cellular base station rules consistent with other mo-bile broadband services (RM-11660).

June 4 – Deadline for oppositions to petitions to deny transfer of licenses from E.N.M.R.- Plateau to Verizon Wireless (ULS File Nos. 0005034870, 0005034877, 0005063051 and/or ITC-ASG-20120420-00105).

June 5 – Deadline for reply comments on short-form Tariff Review Plans (TRPs) regarding annual access tariffs (WCB/Pricing File No. 12-07).

June 7 – Deadline for reply comments on NPRM proposing 2012 regulatory fees (MD Docket No. 12-116).

June 7 – Deadline for comments on Satellite Broadcasting & Communications Association’s request to amend exclusive use provision of OTARD rule (MB Docket No. 12-21).

June 8 – Deadline for Oppositions to Petitions to Deny several proposed Lower 700 MHz transactions: (1) AT&T and Peoples Telephone Cooperative (ULS File No. 0005150801); (2) AT&T and Cox (ULS File No. 0005155794); (3) USSC and Cox (ULS File No. 0005167598).

Source: BloostonLaw Telecom Update Vol. 15, No. 20 May 23, 2012

 

This newsletter is not intended to provide legal advice. Those interested in more information should contact the firm. For additional information, contact Hal Mordkofsky at 202-828-5520 or halmor@bloostonlaw.com

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From: Ronald Mercer wirelessplannerron@gmail.com
Subject: A Sign Of The Times
Date: May 22, 2012 7:01:14 AM CDT
To: Bradley Dye

jfk payphonesHi Brad,

I think that this photo, taken in United Airline's terminal at JFK Airport, is a true sign of the times.

Four locations in the arrivals area have positions for up to 15 payphones each.

As you can see at the location I was at, only 3 phones remain actually installed.

The other 3 locations were exactly the same.

Blank spaces where there used to be payphones, and, not one of the existing payphones was actually in use.

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R.H. (Ron) Mercer
Paging & Wireless Network Planners LLC
217 1st Street, East Northport, NY 11731
Tel: (631) 266-2604
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“Manhunt: The Ten-Year Search for bin Laden, From 9/11 to Abbottabad” by Peter Bergen, CNN National Security Analyst

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The gripping account of the decade-long hunt for the world's most wanted man. It was only a week before 9/11 that Peter Bergen turned in the manuscript of Holy War, Inc., the story of Osama bin Laden — whom Bergen had once interviewed in a mud hut in Afghanistan — and his declaration of war on America. The book became a New York Times bestseller and the essential portrait of the most formidable terrorist enterprise of our time. Now, in Manhunt, Bergen picks up the thread with this taut yet panoramic account of the pursuit and killing of bin Laden.

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Peter Bergen is a print and television journalist and author; the director of the national security studies program at the New America Foundation in Washington D.C.; a research fellow at New York University's Center on Law and Security and CNN's national security analyst. In 2008 he was an Adjunct Lecturer at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and he has worked as an Adjunct Professor at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University.

Peter Bergen's web site is here.

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