Lisa Aidle

Lisa Aidle

Telecom Policy Expert
Lisa Aidle specializes in Telecommunications policy and regulation. She navigates complex regulatory issues such as spectrum allocation, net neutrality, and privacy laws. Lisa is a trusted voice in the industry, and her publications have helped shape policies that foster a resilient and effective telecommunications ecosystem.
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I'm thrilled to sit down with Vladislav Zaimov, a seasoned telecommunications specialist with deep expertise in enterprise solutions and risk management for vulnerable networks. With years of experience in navigating complex communication challenges, Vladislav offers a unique perspective on how

Turning Telecom’s Digital Investments into Real ROI
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As 5G, IoT, AI, and edge computing mature, telecom leaders are under pressure to convert massive digital investments into measurable business value. Yet many remain trapped by legacy systems and fragmented ecosystems that stall innovation. This article explores the strategic shifts transforming

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Technology NH Nears 100% Broadband Access: What's Next for Digital Equity?

New Hampshire stands at the threshold of a groundbreaking achievement, with over 98% of its homes and businesses now connected to broadband internet, marking the culmination of decades of persistent effort to bridge the digital divide. This near-universal coverage is a testament to the state’s

Ethio Telecom Faces Predatory Pricing Accusations in Study
Technology Ethio Telecom Faces Predatory Pricing Accusations in Study

In Ethiopia's rapidly evolving telecommunications landscape, a recent World Bank report has ignited a heated debate over fair competition and market dynamics, placing the state-owned giant Ethio Telecom under intense scrutiny for its practices. The study, presented during discussions with

Chinese Cybercrime Group Targets IIS Servers for SEO Fraud
Security Chinese Cybercrime Group Targets IIS Servers for SEO Fraud

In a startling revelation, cybersecurity experts have uncovered a sophisticated operation by a Chinese-speaking cybercrime group, tracked as UAT-8099, which has been targeting high-value Internet Information Services (IIS) servers across multiple continents for search engine optimization (SEO)

Why Are Telecom Giants a Safe Bet for Dividend Investors?
Market Why Are Telecom Giants a Safe Bet for Dividend Investors?

In an economic landscape marked by uncertainty and fluctuating market conditions, investors are increasingly seeking stable avenues for passive income, and telecom giants have emerged as a compelling option for those prioritizing dependable returns over speculative gains. With communication

Which VoIP Platform Best Unites Multi-Location Businesses?
Technology Which VoIP Platform Best Unites Multi-Location Businesses?

In an era where businesses are increasingly spread across multiple cities, states, or even continents, the challenge of maintaining effective communication has never been more pressing, as traditional phone systems often create barriers between offices. These barriers result in inefficiencies,

Can Sitka's Victory Stop Cell Towers in Your Neighborhood?
Technology Can Sitka's Victory Stop Cell Towers in Your Neighborhood?

In the secluded island town of Sitka, Alaska, a community of roughly 8,400 residents achieved an extraordinary milestone by halting the construction of a towering 120-foot cell tower in the heart of their residential area, marking a significant triumph for grassroots efforts. This victory, fueled

Why Telcos Fail to Connect on Nigeria’s Busiest Highway
Technology Why Telcos Fail to Connect on Nigeria’s Busiest Highway

Imagine navigating the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway, Nigeria’s most vital roadway, where daily traffic surges between 46,000 and 250,000 vehicles, including thousands of heavy trucks, only to find your phone call dropping or your navigation app freezing at a critical moment. This highway, connecting the

National Anti-Scam Plan Targets Banks and Tech Giants
Security National Anti-Scam Plan Targets Banks and Tech Giants

In an alarming revelation, consumers are losing an estimated $158 billion annually to fraud, with roughly 57,000 new victims emerging each day, painting a grim picture of a national crisis that demands immediate attention and action from all sectors. This staggering financial toll, coupled with the

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