Sentence examples for head of the wireless from inspiring English sources

Tom Wheeler, former head of the wireless telephone industry's trade group and now a communications consultant, is a top fund-raiser for Mr. Kerry's campaign.

No one has emerged as a favorite for the chairmanship, although people in the industry have been talking about Tom Wheeler, a venture capitalist and former head of the wireless and cable industry trade groups, as a possible successor.

Dipankar "Ray" Raychaudhuri, head of the wireless research lab at Rutgers University, said the rule might allow the broader use of spectrum-sharing technologies that have long been reserved for research labs.

"About 30,000 people in the U.S. each day are getting a cell phone," said Mark Lowenstein, head of the wireless practice at the Yankee Group, a telecommunications research and consulting firm.

Mr. Medin, a founder of the @Home Network, a high-speed Internet company that became Excite@Home and went bankrupt in 2001, started the company with John Muleta, a former head of the wireless division at the F.C.C.

"All those people who said 3G was overhyped and dead, well, it's not true," says Paul Jacobs Paul Jacobs, head of the wireless and Internet group at Qualcomm.

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"It was the dominant carrier and it became very much of an also-ran," said Andrew Cole, the head of the global wireless practice at Adventis, a Boston-based consulting firm that was involved four years ago with the spinoff of AT&T Wireless from AT&T, the long distance company.

In a letter sent on Friday to an outside AT&T lawyer, Rick Kaplan, the head of the F.C.C.'s wireless division, said the agency had received AT&T's answers to specific questions about new economic models that the company had submitted for review last month.

The head of the U.S.' biggest wireless company came out in favor of a federal mandate that lets customers keep their cell phone numbers when they switch carriers, a rule his competitors have fought for fear it will spark an allout war for customers in a business already shredded by competition.

That said, Klobuchar has written a letter to the heads of the major wireless carriers, including Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and U.S. Cellular.