Diane Maisey

A High-Stakes Battle for India's Digital Airwaves A significant confrontation is brewing in India's technology sector, pitting the country's major private telecom operators against the proponents of a new Direct-to-Mobile (D2M) broadcasting technology. This dispute transcends a simple technical

A Pivotal Year on the Horizon for Germany's Newest Operator As 2026 dawns, Germany's telecommunications landscape stands at a critical juncture, with no player facing a more consequential year than 1&1. After a tumultuous journey to establish itself as the nation's fourth mobile network operator,

The telecommunications industry is currently navigating a monumental dual transformation, simultaneously launching an ambitious assault on the final frontiers of space while digging deep to consolidate vast troves of user data for a new advertising empire. This strategic pivot marks a fundamental

The recent sale of the monumental Cable Center building on the University of Denver's campus is more than just a real estate deal; it serves as a powerful symbol of a fundamental power shift underway in the American telecommunications landscape. What once stood as a "crown jewel" representing an

The rapid proliferation of connected devices has created a deeply fragmented landscape where hardware, software, and development tools often exist in disconnected silos, hindering innovation and slowing deployment. Addressing this industry-wide challenge, Qualcomm Technologies revealed at CES 2026

The sheer volume and velocity of digital communication have transformed email from a simple productivity tool into a primary source of business records, and with this shift comes a landscape of unprecedented risk and regulatory oversight. In this environment, organizations are recognizing that

A multi-billion-dollar deal that promises to connect Americans from space is facing fierce opposition on the ground, where the legacy of a broken promise and abandoned infrastructure has ignited a complex regulatory battle. The proposed sale of significant spectrum licenses from EchoStar to SpaceX

Bridging the final, crucial gap in internet delivery to homes and businesses remains one of the most persistent and expensive challenges in modern telecommunications. This "last mile" problem is precisely what Taara, a newly independent company spun off from Alphabet on March 17, 2025, aims to

As travelers prepare for the launch of the state-of-the-art Navi Mumbai International Airport, a brewing conflict over digital infrastructure threatens to disrupt the seamless connectivity modern passengers have come to expect. A major dispute has erupted between India's leading telecom operators

The persistent disconnect between high-speed ground internet and the often sluggish, unreliable connectivity available in the skies has long been a point of frustration for business travelers, who increasingly see aircraft as an extension of their office. For years, the promise of a seamless,