Monica Alleven is the Executive Editor for FierceWireless and FierceWirelessTech. With a focus on the wireless industry, Monica covers topics such as 5G, network infrastructure, and industry trends. She provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the latest developments in the wireless world.
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Monica Alleven's coverage largely revolves around the telecommunications and wireless technology sector, often featuring press releases and private sector announcements. She provides in-depth insights into industry developments, mergers and acquisitions, as well as technological advancements within the space.
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The National Defense Authorization Act includes funds to fulfill the rip and replace mandate
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By: Monica Alleven
The OnGo Alliance is the biggest consortium representing the commercial CBRS industry The group says CBRS deployments are growing and the FCC should dismiss AT&T's proposal to relocate the band
Congress passed a big defense bill that includes full funding for the rip and replace programThe legislation includes a provision for an FCC auction of AWS-3
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