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• Boston Wireless Advocacy Group - BostonWAG came to life during the Summer of 2004 founded by Mike Olson, Pat MacIntosh and Susie Kern. The group is an organization of volunteers from the Boston area that believes open wireless has the ability to change the nature of technology and how pe
• Canadian Wireless Telecommunication Association (CWTA) - The Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA) is the authority on wireless issues, developments and trends in Canada.
• Computer & Communications Industry Association - CCIA is a nonprofit membership organization for a wide range of companies in the computer, Internet, information technology, and telecommunications industries, represented by their senior executives.
• CTIA-The Wireless Association - international nonprofit membership organization that has represented the wireless communications industry since 1984. Membership in the association includes wireless carriers and their suppliers, as well as providers and manufacturers of wireless data ser
• FCC - FCC
• Fixed Wireless Information - Mobile and Broadband Wireless Industry Information
• Industry Canada – Spectrum Management - The Spectrum Management and Telecommunications Sector (S/T) of Industry Canada facilitates access to the radio frequency spectrum by issuing authorities for its use, securing Canada’s access to it through international negotiations and by ensuring its con
• Kingsmill Wireless Communications Advocacy Group (KWCAG) - KWCAG is composed of Kingsmill neighbors who support improving wireless service in Kingsmill while continuing to preserve the beauty of our natural landscape.
• MyWireless.ORG - MyWireless.org® is a nonpartisan non-profit advocacy organization, made up of wireless consumers, businesses and community leaders from around the country, supporting reasonable pro-consumer wireless policies.
• Open Spectrum UK
• Wireless Industry News - Wireless Industry News – where people come to read the latest and the most complete news on the wireless industry
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