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Kramer Telecom Law Firm, P.C. (KTLF) is a very unusual law firm that combines decades of radio frequency, cable TV, broadband, fiber technology, and right-or-way management experience with practical law knowledge in those technology areas to provide our clients with real solutions to their matters.
Up to 2008 Archive OLDER KTLF NEWS HEADLINES - 2007 December 28, 2007: Now online is our analysis of California Civil Code Section 1722(b). That law protects California cable TV subscribers where a cable operator misses an appointment without a valid excuse. Follow THIS LINK to see how this law protects cable TV subscribers. December 3, 2007: FCC issues Emergency Alert System (EAS) Handbook, 2007 edition, for cable TV systems. Follow THIS LINK to download the press release and the handbook. November 30, 2007: FCC releases proposed new cable TV system rules for digital and analog channel carriage. Follow THIS LINK to read more and download the Report and Order. November 1, 2007: Kramer was a presenter at SCAN NATOA's meeting on DIVCA (and specifically of PEG on AT&T's Uverse platform) in Cerritos, California. He presented a fascinating video recorded from Uverse to illustrate the Uverse notion of PEG under DIVCA. October 30, 2007: Kramer was profiled and interviewed in Communications Technology Magazine's Pipeline Profile. Follow THIS LINK to read the profile. September 15, 2007: Kramer quoted in TheRegister.com article: "Verizon launches US appeals court at Google-backed wireless plan" regarding Verizon's suit against the FCC in connection with the 700 MHz band auction. Follow THIS LINK to read the article. September 13, 2007: Kramer quoted in DailyWireless.com article: "Municipal Wifi After the Pop" regarding the future and function of municipal Wifi systems. Ken Fellman is also extensively quoted in the article. Follow THIS LINK to read the article. September 12, 2007: Kramer interviewed on Canada's Business News Network on the SqueezePlay show hosted by Amanda Lang. Raymond Van Dyke, Esq. of Winston & Strawn was the other BNN interviewee on the topic. September 9, 2007: Kramer presents a lecture to the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) Southwest Division Conference titled, "I'm from the government (planning department) and I'm here to help you!" Follow THIS LINK to view the presentation in Adobe PDF format (1.9 Mb). September 7, 2007: Kramer quoted in TheRegister.com regarding M2Z Networks's threat to sue the FCC for dismissing its petition to startup a new wireless service. Follow THIS LINK to read the story. September 1, 2007: Kramer quoted in and his photos illustrate the National Geographic Magazine's "evergreen" article on camouflaged cellular/PCS sites. A companion on-line piece at the NGS web site features additional photos and text by Kramer. Follow THIS LINK to read more. August 28, 2007: Kramer quoted in MacNewsWorld.com article regarding the Apple iPhone unlocking story. Follow THIS LINK to read the online story. August 27, 2007: Kramer quoted in Business Week article regarding the Apple iPhone unlocking story. Follow THIS LINK to read the online story. August 10, 2007: Kramer quoted in Communications Technology Magazine on their awarding System of the Year honors to Cox Cable Orange County California. Follow this link to read more. August 7, 2007: FCC delays effective date of rules requiring standby power at all cell sites. Follow this link to read more. August 1, 2007: The California and OTARD sections have recently been updated.
Jonathan presented on AT&T Project Lightspeed street furniture at the League of California Cities Policy Conference on June 29, 2007. If you'd like a copy of Jonathan's instruction sheet to "Make Your Own 52B" cabinet frame from PVC tubing, click here. Jonathan's lecture on "right of way furniture" presented at the SCAN NATOA conference on May 24, 2007 is now online. Click here to visit the page.
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