NYSWA News Archives

Blog: When the Weather Changes: What Happens Behind the Scenes of Wireless Infrastructure

Fall in New York brings changing leaves, cooler temperatures, shorter days—and a new set of conditions for the wireless infrastructure that keeps communities connected. Most of us rarely think about what happens to wireless networks when the weather changes. But behind every call, text, notification, and connection is physical infrastructure that must perform through wind, … Read more

Blog: Crystal Ball 2025 and Beyond: The Future of Wireless, Towers, and Connectivity

The wireless industry is in a period of rapid evolution, with shifting financial priorities, regulatory developments, and infrastructure investments reshaping the landscape. From wireless carriers to fiber networks and spectrum availability, the stage is set for a new chapter in connectivity. Financial pressures, regulatory shifts, and increasing demand for data are driving these changes. Jennifer … Read more

ANS: A Legacy of Excellence in Telecommunications

In the dynamic world of telecommunications, ANS has grown into a cornerstone of innovation and leadership. Founded in 1991 as a small PBX provider, the company has expanded into a leader across various sectors of the telecommunications industry. Over the years, ANS has successfully adapted to changing market conditions and embraced new technologies to meet … Read more

V-COMM: Nearly Three Decades of Successfully Addressing the Toughest Communications Challenges in the U.S.

In the fast-paced world of wireless communication, reliable and forward-thinking leadership is crucial. V-COMM stands out as a leader with nearly 30 years of impactful history in communications systems, growing stronger daily through persistent commitment and dedication to innovation. At the core of V-COMM’s success is Founder Dominic Villecco, and co-founder, David Stern, who’s decades … Read more

New York District Courts Invalidate Municipal Fees for Telecommunications Services

By Eli Elbaum* One of the bedrocks of the Telecommunication Act of 1996 (“TCA”) is that no municipal requirement, “…may prohibit or have the effect of prohibiting the ability of any entity… to provide intrastate or intrastate telecommunications service.” 47 U.S.C.A. § 253 (a). What constitutes an “effective prohibition” has been the subject of much … Read more

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