ITU s Mario Maniewicz and ANATEL President Leonardo Euler to speak at the Dynamic Spectrum Alliance Global Summit
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Washington D.C., USA, 26 April 2021: The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance (DSA) has today announced that representatives from the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the National Telecommunications Agency in Brazil (ANATEL) will be speaking at its upcoming Global Summit, the premier event for spectrum policy and management.
DSA Global Summit 2021
ITU’s Mario Maniewicz and ANATEL’s Leonardo Euler will join individuals from the Communications, and Information Technology Commission (CITC) in Saudi Arabia, the Communications Authority of Kenya, Adaptive Spectrum and Signal Alignment (ASSIA), among many others, in speaking at the event. The DSA Global Summit welcomes regulators, policymakers and industry stakeholders from around the world to deliberate spectrum sharing methods and models that will empower next-generation technologies and close the dig
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It s a temporary right that was permitted by Gov. Bill Lee via executive order as the coronavirus began to quickly spread last spring, and one that for now remains in place.
But with vaccines widely available across the state and as Republicans pursue policies to force schools to commit to in-person learning, some legislators are still pushing bills to allow county and city commissioners to continue to quite literally phone it in even after the pandemic.
While some bills pertaining to the issue have failed, two continue to move forward in the General Assembly, including one that would allow local elected officials two passes each year moving forward to participate in a meeting virtually.
It s a temporary right that was permitted by Gov. Bill Lee via executive order as the coronavirus began to quickly spread last spring, and one that for now remains in place.
But with vaccines widely available across the state and as Republicans pursue policies to force schools to commit to in-person learning, some legislators are still pushing bills to allow county and city commissioners to continue to quite literally phone it in even after the pandemic.
While some bills pertaining to the issue have failed, two continue to move forward in the General Assembly, including one that would allow local elected officials two passes each year moving forward to participate in a meeting virtually.
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