"… n winners have been the companies that supply communications equipment — Motorola, in particular. Billions in DHS funding have helped public safety agencies …"

"… ic frequencies. Systems from different manufacturers could not communicate.Motorola, based in Schaumburg, Illinois, has long been the undisputed leader in pub …"

"… rous levels — “gold” for the 2009 national conference, for instance. Motorola has a few competitors — Harris Corporation, based in Melbourne, Florida, …"

"… d in Melbourne, Florida, first among them — but local officials consider Motorola the safe choice.When public safety radios began transitioning to digital t …"

"… f of this nonprofit group from high-tech companies such as Intel Corp. and Motorola to bolster Abrahams falling poll numbers. High-tech companies benefit from …"

"… foundation supported by about 20 international technology firms including Motorola, Nortel and IBM.IDATE paid $2,646 for Abernathy's flight, hotel and transp …"

"… d divested herself of sizable stock holdings in Verizon Communications and Motorola, each worth between $15,000 and $50,000, and in AT&T, worth up to $1,0 …"

"… epresents major telecommunications and Internet companies such as Verizon, Motorola, and America Online.Federal lobbying reports show that Victory herself has …"

"… "Most notably, Victory was a registered lobbyist for wireless device giant Motorola, British telecom carrier Cable & Wireless, and the Personal Communicat …"

"… the Congressional E9-1-1 Caucus. Their clients include BellSouth Corp and Motorola.Paddy Link: Served as staff director of the Senate commerce committee duri …"

"… $137,499 in stock in Nokia, Vodaphone (part owner of Verizon Wireless) and Motorola.The cable television industry is largely regulated at the local level, alt …"

"… e products of well-known chip makers such as Intel, Texas Instruments, and Motorola.Many have been seized, but any that remain in use pose the risk of causing …"