"… ump technology here is ridiculous,” said Neal, the company’s spokesman. …"

"… and Senkowski's lobbying clients, and one now regulated by Victory's NTIA.Wireless phone carriers such as AT&T Wireless, Sprint PCS, Verizon and Cingular …"

"… e now regulated by Victory's NTIA.Wireless phone carriers such as AT&T Wireless, Sprint PCS, Verizon and Cingular have been pressing the government to all …"

"… ht as well as infrared, ultraviolet, and radio and television wavelengths. Wireless data services and other advanced Wireless applications typically occupy up …"

"… nced Wireless applications typically occupy upper portions of the spectrum.Wireless carriers tout 3G as the next generation of Wireless revenue, which could i …"

"… consistency in those estimates or in the fees charged.For example, Verizon Wireless Inc.—by far the largest Wireless company in the country, with 32.5 milli …"

"… its cost for implementing the change at $60 million.In contrast, Cingular Wireless LLC, the country's second-largest Wireless company with nearly 22 million …"

"… estimates it will spend $100 million for 10.6 million subscribers. Verizon Wireless estimates it will spend only $60 million for its 32.5 million subscribers. …"

"… e company considers to be a portability expense. John Muleta, chief of the Wireless Bureau at the FCC, said that a company might say it is spending $200 milli …"

"… nsel for Consumers Union in Washington, D.C.Higher charges, hidden purposesWireless companies have come up with a host of different names for the fees they ch …"

"… Recovery Fee and Telecom Connectivity Fee **$0.41$1.00$7.6 MillionAT&T WirelessRegulatory Programs Fee$1.75$1.75***$12.3 MillionCingular WirelessRegulator …"

"… AT&T WirelessRegulatory Programs Fee$1.75$1.75***$12.3 MillionCingular WirelessRegulatory Cost Recovery Fee$0.32-$0.75$0.32-$0.75$7 MillionLeap WirelessRe …"

"… r WirelessRegulatory Cost Recovery Fee$0.32-$0.75$0.32-$0.75$7 MillionLeap WirelessRegulatory Recovery Fee$0.45$0.45$680,000NextelFederal Programs Cost Recove …"

"… ining access to presidential aides.Among those facing Republican scrutiny: Wireless firm LightSquared, which won initial government approval in late January d …"