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Demise of SkyCable is opportunity for TDS Telecom
Madison, Wis . - The demise of SkyCable in Madison could be a gain for TDS Telecom , which expects to purchase the defunct company's wireless Internet spectrum as soon as it can get FCC approval. "We've not had an opportunity like this for some time," said TDS spokeswoman DeAnne Boegli. She em...Madison wi-fi plans move ahead
...abulous opportunities from public safety to business communications, as well as helping residents and travelers stay connected." Representatives of skycable and the state Department of Administration were unavailable for comment on Monday. Lincoln Brunner is a WTN contributing editor and can be reach......warded in a competitive bid process. Following the AOL move, Madison-based skycable TV ceased operations last Friday. TDS Telecom has announced that it is awaiting FCC approval for the wireless spectrum assets held by skycable TV. TDS would like to deploy wireless broadband to cover a 35-mile radius a...
San Diego firm selected for Madison Wi-Fi project
...7. Further terms of the project were not disclosed. See previous WTN coverage on Wi-Fi in Madison: Madison - Wired and unplugged Demise of skycable is opportunity for TDS Telecom Madison wi-fi plans move ahead ...New alliance to provide Wi-Fi network for City of Madison
...ureau as well as government web sites, Twigg said. See previous WTN coverage on Wi-Fi in Madison: Madison - Wired and unplugged Demise of skycable is opportunity for TDS Telecom Madison wi-fi plans move ahead Mike Klein is WTN s editorial director and can be reached at mike@wistechnolo...Stem-cell debate, wireless access and other endeavors heat up
...s and Internet access are some of the hottest new convenience technologies that let us be more mobile and less tied down. News story: Demise of skycable is opportunity for TDS Telecom Mike Klein: Madison, wired and unplugged News story: Milwaukee announces citywide wireless initiative ...Other TagsOther Contents
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