The new year brings great opportunities in the ICT industry but also offers many challenges. TIA's Head of Government Affairs, Danielle Coffey, will tell us what to look out for in 2013 and how TIA is approaching the issues.
2012 has been a busy year on many fronts in the ICT sector and TIA NOW always tries to catch the brightest luminaries in the industry to recap the year and what’s ahead.
President Obama’s second term is on the minds of tech policy makers and industry stakeholders as a myriad of issues hang in the balance. From cybersecurity and regulations to taxes and start-ups, ICT technologies are expected to catapult the US economy out of the red.
What is the public’s level of trust in government? What are the resulting implications for telecom policy and the tech industry? We explore these questions with Andrew Baumann, Vice President at Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research.
Ambassador Terry Kramer, head of the U.S. WCIT delegation, speaks with TIA NOW about what we can expect at the conference and the best ways to respond to the adoption of proposals that may not be in the best interests of U.S. companies.
A cybersecurity bill has been on the cutting room floor for months, but can Congress get something signed before summer's out?
In the midst of all the work going into TIA’s 2012 event, Inside the Network, and no shortage of issues to face on the Hill, TIA NOW has the opportunity to visit with our own Danielle Coffey, Vice President of Government Affairs at TIA, to discuss what's in store for ICT policy.
The 2012 outlook for telecoms rests on an overarching market driver that the ICT industry is banking on. Yes, spectrum is on the minds of telecoms and the outlook is still cloudy.
We started the debate over privacy rights with the SOPA and PIPA initiatives, and now upon the recent passing of the CISPA bill in the House and the impending Senate bills on cybersecurity, there is no shortage of opinions on information sharing and privacy.
Representative Dutch Ruppersberger (D-MD), ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, spoke at the TIA Cybersecurity Breakfast on Wednesday, April 26, to discuss the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act.
Can telcos create high-value community clouds to serve the needs of specific vertical industries? Can they mobilize the cloud to transform business processes encompassing people and embedded devices?
