| Cyren Files Reply Comments on FCC's Second Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking |
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| Cyren Call Comments on FCC Inspector General's Report |
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April 25, 2008 - Today, Cyren Call Communications Corporation commented
on the release of the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Inspector
General's report pertaining to the auction of the 700 MHz D Block.
Following a number of statements in the press and at the conclusion
of the auction, the FCC's Office of Inspector General (OIG) opened an
investigation to determine the truth surrounding certain accusations.
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| Cyren Call Sets Record Straight on False Accusations |
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April 3, 2008 - Today, Cyren Call Communications Corporation (Cyren Call)
commented on accusations in both the press and the blogosphere attributed to
unidentified sources regarding its activities prior to the start of the 700
MHz auction. At the request of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Cyren
Call observed the FCC's anti- collusion rules, lifted late today, that had prevented
Cyren Call from addressing these false accusations earlier.
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| Cyren Call Announces Team to Assist Public Safety |
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October 11, 2007 - Last week, the Public Safety Spectrum Trust Corporation (PSST)
announced the appointment of Cyren Call Communications Corporation as its advisor following an open
competition. Cyren Call, representing the interests of the PSST, has now begun conversations with parties
potentially interested in bidding for the upper 700 MHz D Block license to partner with Public Safety in the
creation of a nationwide, wireless broadband network.
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| Cyren Call Welcomes Selection as Public Safety Advisor |
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October 5, 2007 - Today, the Public Safety Spectrum Trust Corporation (PSST) announced the
appointment of Cyren Call Communications Corporation as its advisor following an open competition.
As a result of the PSST's decision, Cyren Call will serve as the primary liaison between the PSST
and the commercial sector, including all parties interested in potentially bidding for the upper
700 MHz D Block license to partner with Public Safety in the creation
of a nationwide, wireless broadband network.
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| Cyren Call Files Petition for Partial Reconsideration and for Clarification to FCC's Second Report & Order |
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| Cyren Applauds FCC's Decision on 700 MHz Auction |
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With the FCC's decision announced at the open meeting on July 31, one chapter closes and
a new one begins regarding the creation of a nationwide wireless broadband network for
our nation's first responders. Cyren Call entered the national conversation on this
matter more than a year ago and the FCC's action represents the most significant step
forward in providing the critical communications tools desperately needed by public
safety. We applaud the FCC's leadership on this issue and look forward to reviewing
additional details in the Report & Order on this rulemaking.
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| Cyren Files Reply Comments with the FCC on the 700 MHz Auction and Service Rules |
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| Cyren Files Comments with the FCC on the 700 MHz Auction and Service Rules |
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| Competition for E Block License Benefits Public Safety and Public Interest |
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Mandated Open Access Best Proposed for Other 700 MHz Spectrum
Cyren Call today expressed strong support for an open, competitive bidding process
for the E block license for the pending 700 MHz auction that puts public safety at
the head of the table. It is expected that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
could make available at auction an E block license of at least 10 MHz of spectrum.
The commercial E block could then be combined with additional first responder spectrum
assets to facilitate the creation of a nationwide broadband network designed to meet
public safety's requirements following the successful negotiation of a public-private partnership.
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