06/05/2009 -
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Mobile Future coalition today urged the Federal Communication Commission to incorporate wireless technologies as a key element in its development of a national broadband plan that would seek to ensure that every American has access to broadband capability.
06/03/2009 -
(Raleigh, NC) - Today, Mobile Future, a broad-based coalition of businesses, non-profit organizations and individuals dedicated to encouraging innovations in wireless, sponsored a forum hosted by Local Tech Wire. The forum explored innovative wireless applications being developed in North Carolina and the dramatic growth of mobile technologies nationwide.
03/03/2009 -
President Barack Obama today nominated Julius Genachowski as Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. The following statement should be attributed to Jonathan Spalter, Chairman of the Mobile Future coalition.
02/04/2009 -
(Tallahassee, Fla.) - Today, Mobile Future, a broad-based coalition dedicated to fostering an environment that encourages innovations in wireless technologies and services, hosted a forum on the dramatic growth and development in wireless technology. Forward-thinking officials, including Tallahassee Mayor Marks and Florida Public Service Commissioner McMurrian, joined the panel to discuss how wireless is offering Floridians twenty-first century tools to address twenty-first century issues.
09/19/2008 -
Political campaigns this year are making innovative use of mobile communications and new media to speak directly to voters. The Mobile Future Coalition will examine this phenomenon with a panel discussion at the National Press Club on Tuesday, October 14. In addition, noted pollster Peter Hart will discuss the impact of wireless communications on campaign polling.
03/31/2008 -
With the rapid growth of wireless technology as the preferred communications platform, and the increasing opportunities that result from open networks, a new coalition called Mobile Future has been formed to provide a forum for consumers, manufacturers, content creators, social interest groups, mobile applications developers and others to help shape the future development of mobile communications in the United States.
