June, 2016
Las Vegas, June 08, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Trade Show Internet (TSI) has launched its proprietary 4G Mega Internet Kit, the world’s first multi-carrier 4G-to-WiFi hotspot, giving event organizers and technical producers the unprecedented ability Read More
April, 2016
Going back a decade or two, delegates would spend half an hour registering for an event, show up on the day, attend a few lectures or workshops, get tipsy at a cocktail party, go home and not give it much more thought until the following year. Read More
Several things happened after the Federal Communications Commission fined Marriott International $600,000 in October 2014 for blocking attendees' personal Wi-Fi devices in the meeting space at Gaylord Opryland Convention Center in Nashville during a Read More
At large technology-based conferences and trade shows such as InfoComm, exhibitors may prefer to bring in their own Internet service provider for their booths. Read More
If your attendees or exhibitors want to set up mobile hot-spots as alternatives to using a venue’s Wi-Fi provider, they should go right ahead, says the Federal Communications Commission. “It is unacceptable for any company to charge consumers exo Read More
Few topics press a planner’s hot button like the high cost of Wi-Fi at convention centers and other meeting venues. “It’s outrageous,” said Sarah Hayden, CEM, convention manager for Kiwanis International, describing the $80,000 fee that a maj Read More
September, 2015
Right after MeetingMentor Online e-blasted in August, the Federal Communications Commission announced it was fining Smart City Holdings, LLC, $750,000 for blocking consumer Wi-Fi at a number of convention centers around the United States. This enforc Read More
'Who owns the airwaves?' typically has been a question asked about radio and television, but increasingly that debate is centering on wireless networks. Read More
Smart City Networks has settled a dispute with the federal government over allegations that the company violated access regulations by blocking third-party personal Wi-Fi hot spots used by trade show exhibitors. Read More
A recent petition filed by Marriott International, the American Hotel & Lodging Association, and Ryman Hospitality Partners asked the Federal Communications Commission to spell out what venues can do to protect their Wi-Fi networks from “impost Read More
On June 7 in 2010: Steve Jobs stands in front of a crowd of journalists, bloggers and Apple employees to demonstrate the newest features of one of the most dramatic reincarnations of the iPhone yet – the iPhone 4. He frustratedly looks at a message Read More
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