In other recent news from the Federal Communications Commission, a Report and Order adopted on Monday, June 29 changes FM translator rules to allow AM radio stations to use currently authorized FM translator stations (i.e.

In a surprising paper presented recently at the American Astronomical Society, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) fellow John Singleton and his LANL colleague Mario Perez announced the invention of a gadget dubbed the »

In the most recent issue of its It’s Your Health newsletter, Health Canada examines questions about the safety of compact fluorescent lightbulbs (CFLs).

As new faces and new ideas move into the executive suite at the FCC, the Washington, DC-based New America Foundation has issued statements and papers bringing to the fore two longstanding and contentious issues—achieving »

In a week that’s brought an unusual amount of news from the FCC, the agency announced a heavily annotated NOTICE OF APPARENT LIBILITY FOR FORFEITURE.  A forfeiture of $5,600 was levied against Iftron Technologies, Inc.

Last week brought news of massive jamming to stymie radio broadcasts, emails, and cell phone communications beaming both out of and into Iran, thus challenging the ability of journalists to cover the massive protests that »

Murata Manufacturing Company, Ltd., well known maker of filters, ferrite devices, and other electrical components, has announced that it has reached an agreement with Showa Denko K.K.

In other news emphasizing the growing significance of satellite communications, the Boeing Company has announced that a Boeing-led team has completed the final testing and integration of the Space Based Space Surveillance »

There may have been a time when political science, international relations, and information technology seemed like three demanding but largely unrelated subjects, but history has a way of confounding our expectations.

In a follow-up to a story that the eNews carried last summer, Dr.