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January 3, 2019
PNT Technology May Get More Export Controls

Additional export controls are being considered for position, navigation, and timing (PNT) advances as well 13 other wide-ranging categories of technology. Among these…

By Dee Ann Divis


December 31, 2018
Ligado-Related Lawsuit Recommences Jan. 2

Though 2019 is brand new there are a host of GPS-related issues carrying over from 2018. This is one in a series of…

By Dee Ann Divis


December 20, 2018
GPS Alliance Asks FCC to Reconsider Denial of Galileo E6 Signal

The Federal Communications Commission — after a multi-agency process that started in October 2013 — approved on November 15 of this year a…

By Dee Ann Divis


November 15, 2018
FCC Poised to Approve Broad Use of Galileo in U.S.

UPDATED: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Nov. 15 unanimously approved waivers allowing the use of the Galileo E1 and E5 signals for non-federal purposes…

By Dee Ann Divis


November 7, 2018
Iridium Urges the FCC to Rescind Ground-Network Rule Ligado Relies On

Iridium is asking the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to rescind rules essential to Ligado Networks’ proposal to use its satellite frequencies to support…

By Dee Ann Divis


October 31, 2018
Will 5G Become a New Skirmish Line in the Fight Over GPS Interference?

The announcement of the White House’s new strategy to speed development of next-generation wireless networks is likely to create a new front in…

By Dee Ann Divis


October 24, 2018
FCC Sets Vote on Galileo Approval for November Meeting

After a four-year delay the Federal Communications Commission is set to vote on whether signals from Europe’s Galileo satellite navigation system can officially…

By Dee Ann Divis


October 24, 2018
Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers Opposes Ligado Frequency Plan

A proposed frequency change that could create interference with GPS receivers has picked up a new and powerful group of opponents. The Alliance…

By Dee Ann Divis


October 16, 2018
New Consortium Developed for Rapid Research to Include SatNav

A new consortium has been formed to enable government to more quickly find innovative solutions to space-related technology problems including those involving satellite…

By Dee Ann Divis


October 3, 2018
Europe To Mandate Smart Phones Use Galileo Signals

The European Commission (EC) is on track to mandate that smart phones in the European Union (EU) be capable of using signals from…

By Dee Ann Divis


September 26, 2018
DHS Taking a Risk-Based Look at PNT Resilience

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has launched a new effort to ascertain the real-world risks posed by the loss of positioning, navigation…

By Dee Ann Divis


September 26, 2018
Security and SatNav Experts Agree: GPS Is a Cybersecurity Issue

The new Cybersecurity Solarium Commission should consider addressing GPS vulnerabilities as it develops a strategy to protect the U.S. against attacks on its…

By Dee Ann Divis


September 24, 2018
Change Is Coming: 
The Space Force and SMC 2.0

While threats to American defense satellites were climbing sharply, the costs and schedules of U.S. military space programs were on the same unsustainable…

By Dee Ann Divis


September 17, 2018
White House Push for Space Competitiveness Becomes a Factor in Ligado Debate

The years-long fight over a proposal to recast satellite spectrum near the GPS frequencies for a terrestrial network is now being raised as…

By Dee Ann Divis


September 15, 2018
Lockheed Awarded $7.2 billion GPS IIIF Contract

The Air Force officially announced Friday that Lockheed Martin had been awarded a $7.2 billion contract to build 22 GPS III Follow-on (IIIF)…

By Dee Ann Divis


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