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Michigan Wireless Association is committed to inform its members industry-wide of the latest news, events, and regulations affecting our industry. By staying informed, we are able to stay ahead of changes and on top of what is best for the State.
Stay on top of the latest news, events and regulations impacting the wireless industry
- FCC – Local Government Official's Guide to Transmitting Antenna RF Safety
- AGL – Above Ground Level Media Group
- CTIA – Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association
- FAA – Federal Aviation Administration
- NATE – National Association of Tower Erectors
- RCR Wireless News
- SWAP – State Wireless Association Program
- WIreless Estimator
- ECN – Electronic Component News
- WWLF – Womens Wireless Leadership Forum
- WON – Women of NATE
- WIN – Wireless Industry Network
Latest News Posts
NATE Unveils New Brand Logo and Association Tagline
As part of the Association’s 25th year anniversary milestone, NATE today unveiled a new logo and descriptor tag-line designed to honor the organization’s proud past and capture its promising future in the rapidly evolving communications infrastructure industry. Effective immediately, the organization will be referred to as NATE: The Communications Infrastructure Contractors Association.
Judge’s T-Mobile merger okay expected to boost construction spending
A federal judge today ruled in favor of T-Mobile’s takeover of Sprint in a deal that would combine the nation’s third- and fourth-largest wireless carriers and create a new telecommunications giant to take on rivals AT&T and Verizon.
NCCCO and NWSA launch new Telecommunications Tower Rigger Certification
The National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO) and the National Wireless Safety Alliance (NWSA) announced today the official launch of the Telecommunications
NATE Statement on FCC’s Final Rules, Upcoming Vote on $20.4 Billion Rural Digital Opportunity Fund
Dish Networks is moving forward with requests for proposal (RFPs) for its standalone 5G broadband network, despite the fact that it’s contingent on the merger of T-Mobile and Sprint, and that merger is not a definite thing, yet.
AT&T low-band 5G network expands into new markets
Dish Networks is moving forward with requests for proposal (RFPs) for its standalone 5G broadband network, despite the fact that it’s contingent on the merger of T-Mobile and Sprint, and that merger is not a definite thing, yet.
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