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Carterfone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Carterfone is a device invented by Thomas Carter. It connects a two-way mobile radio system to the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). The device was acoustically, but ...
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This further changed in FCC 's Carterfone decision in 1968, which required the Bell System companies to permit interconnection by radio-telephone operators.
Wireless Carterfone
International Journal of Communication 1 (2007), 389-426 1932-8036/200703 89 Copyright © 2007 (Tim Wu). Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution Non-commercial No ...
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Wu, Tim. "Wireless Carterfone." International Journal of Communication. Vol. 1 (2007): 389-426. Tim Wu's journal article proposes a new way of looking at the mobile phone and its ...
Carterfone Decision - Definition of Carterfone Decision at ...
In the United States, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) decision (1968) that allowed the interconnection of foreign (i.e., provided by an entity other than the telco ...
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Carterfone. Derived from From Jason Oxman, FCC Working Paper 31: The FCC and the Unregulation of the Internet Text | Word97 | Adobe | Press Release | July 1999
CTIA’s “Talking Points” Against Carterfone Rules
When I was looking for some information on Carterfone rules, I ran across this PDF from the CTIA about how the Carterfone rules should not apply to the wireless industry.
Carterfone stories at Techdirt.
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Carterfone stories at Techdirt Wireless.
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What’s New with Wu » Blog Archive » Forbes Column on Wireless ...
It’s called the Cellular Carterfone rule, after a 1968 decision by the FCC in a case brought by a company called Carter Electronics that wanted to attach a shortwave radio to AT ...
Any lawful device: 40 years after the Carterfone decision | Benton ...
Forty years ago the Federal Communications Commission issued one of the most important Orders in its history, a ruling that went unnoticed by most news sources at the time.
Carterfone (Fred R. Goldstein; John Higdon)
From: "Fred R. Goldstein" Subject: Re: Historical Query: Carterfone Date: 30 Mar 90 21:15:27 GMT Organization: Digital Equipment Corp., Littleton MA ...
Wireless Carterfone | Benton Foundation
Frieden paper explains why wireless Carterfone policy constitutes a long overdue policy response to carrier practices that often have nothing to do with protecting their networks ...
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The Carterfone is a device invented by Thomas Carter. It manually connects a two-way mobile radio system to the public switched telephone network (PSTN), making it a direct predecessor to today's autopatch.

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I commend the Chairman’s leadership on the Carterfone issue. Six months ago, Carterfone was a term of largely historical interest—an important and venerable decision, to be sure, but hardly on the tips of most policymakers’ tongues. Even fo...
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