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Articles in January, 2007 issue of RCR Wireless News

• Etc.(Briefs)
• Skeptics be damned. WiMAX supporters shoot for the stars.(News)
• RBC closes Daniels deal.(Upfront)
• Cingular fades to black.(Upfront)
• XE inks handset, distribution deals.(News)
• Motorola ships 66M phones, but profits disappoint.(News)
• WIRELESS DRM DRAMA; 2 years after royalties dispute, industry no closer to single solution.
• SlingBox shows consumers value video, music on-the-go.(News)
• CTIA hires Driscoll as chief of government affairs.(News)
• STUDY: COVERAGE STILL KING.(Metrics)
• MOBILE AD HYPE: BELIEVE IT OR NOT; Inventory not sold out, but progress trends upward.(Upfront)
• Hollywood's close up with the third screen; NBC, CBS, Fox experiment with a variety of ways to integrate TV and cellphone.(News)
• Alltel launches ringback tones.(News)
• Watchdog group doubts gov't numbers on broadband users.(News)
• Kababyboom!(Opinion)
• RFID remains wildcard.(News)
• Yahoo aims to pass Google in growing mobile search space.(News)
• iDEN losses take down Sprint Nextel; Carrier hopes job cuts, lower churn help financials.
• Live free or die.(Opinion)
• Washington universities file Bluetooth lawsuit against trio of handset vendors.(Upfront)
• Second time a charm? MetroPCS files for $1.1B IPO.(Upfront)
• RIM licenses Kodiak's push-to-talk platform.(News)
• 13 years ago this month.(News)
• Subex Azure to buy Syndesis.(News)
• Waiting for a crowd...Mobile content industry remains desperate for viewers.(News)
• Visa enters mobile payment space with new platform.(Upfront)
• FCC could fine Sprint Nextel, others for failing to meet E-911 mandate.(Upfront)
• Retail experience tug-of-war.(Focus)
• MOBILE GAMING TO HIT $6.1B IN REVENUES IN 2010.(Metrics)
• IDC PREDICTION: 50 MILLION WIRELESS GAMERS BY 2010.(Metrics)
• New year, new looks.(Opinion)
• Chertoff pledges to cooperate on public-safety issue.(Upfront)
• Verizon Wireless wins injunction against Texas dealer.(News)
• 'American Idol' dumps Mobliss for text-message voting.
• Yahoo rides mobile focus during fourth quarter.(News)
• The case for the closed Internet.(Opinion)
• And the monkeys shall lead; ROK bets on Monkey-reading-news TV against others.(Upfront)
• J.D. Power: T-Mobile USA top CRM carrier.(Upfront)
• Game porting help goes virtual.(News)
• 'Transitioners' most likely to subscribe to mobile internet service.(Metrics)
• Hedgehogging.(Briefs)
• CHALLIS: PAY ATTENTION TO HISTORY.(News)
• Space-agey and retro; In first move outside of California, Helio opens in Mile High City.(Upfront)
• Comedy Central heads miniscule mobile TV audience; Entertainment content more popular than news, weather.(News)
• Warner Music snags two new distribution deals.(News)
• Sprint Nextel considers flat-rate pricing like Leap, MetroPCS in some cities.(Upfront)
• January pricing gymnasts: Alltel, T-Mobile USA.(Upfront)
• Paramount goes direct to mobile consumers.(Upfront)
• Post-holiday handset prices waver.(Upfront)
• Tipping point.(Opinion)
• Family plans, like family reunions, littered with challenges.(News)
• JUNIPER: WORLDWIDE MOBILE GAMBLING TO HIT $16.6B BY 2011.(Metrics)
• Hedgehogging; hedge*hog*ging v. Interrupting conversations in an office environment by poking your head over the top of the cube.(Briefs)
• New year rings in new carrier marketing campaigns.(Upfront)
• Telecom officials have full plate of issues.(News)
• AMP'D, MTV TO MAKE COMEDY.(News)
• Headsets, EV-DO cards sell well.(Upfront)
• Kerry, Sununu push unlicensed white space; Lawmakers criticize Bush administration, FCC for lack of progress on broadband.(Upfront)
• Moving beyond the keypad; Stubborn consumers, not technology, remain hurdle.(News)
• Cingular to offer real-time video sharing.(Upfront)
• Blake Krikorian.(Interview)
• Netflix plans to offer movies on cellphones.(News)
• Verizon Wireless raises texting fee to 15 cents.(News)
• 'Power Pack' plans align Sprint Nextel with larger rivals; Big 3 now only differ on extras, handsets.(Upfront)
• ISuppli: $500 iPhone will cost $246 to make.(Upfront)
• 18 years ago this week.(Upfront)
• Etc.(Briefs)
• RATTLING THE CAGE; Handset vendors aim to satisfy carriers, but also explore alternative channels.(Upfront)
• Rent or own? Borrow, burn? Carriers offer diverse music downloads, but no one sure what consumer wants.(Focus)
• ...ETC...(Etc.)
• Finishing touches; Like cars, leather, chrome packages come to cellphones.
• Campbell named chief of FCC's Wireless Bureau.(News)
• Alltel's new UI aims for simple navigation.(News)
• Competition comes to mobile wrestling; TNA takes to mobile ring against WWE in knockdown, dragout for male teens.(News)
• VERIZON WIRELESS OUTPACES SPRINT NEXTEL IN DATA ARPU.(Metrics)
• Prepaid, resale boost Cingular's record quarter.(Financial report)
• High-tech interests against increased spectrum for public safety.(News)
• Hearing-aid mandate causes static; February 2008 benchmark seems out of reach with fewer handset makers in market.
• 10 Years ago this month.(News)
• Correction.(Correction notice)

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