Jeff Carlisle

Falcone’s LightSquared Says FCC Should Resolve Interference

Philip Falcone’s LightSquared Inc. said regulators should help find a resolution to interference concerns rather than block the proposed wireless service.

LightSquared Says FCC Lacks Power to Block Proposed Service

Philip Falcone’s LightSquared Inc. today told the U.S. Federal Communications Commission it can’t legally block the company’s proposed wireless service, calling the agency’s proposal to do so “astounding.”

Falcone’s LightSquared Hires Legal Team to Fight Regulators

Billionaire Philip Falcone’s LightSquared Inc. hired litigators Theodore Olson and Eugene Scalia of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP as it gears up for a possible legal battle with U.S. regulators.

Deere Says Falcone’s Service to Cause ‘Massive Interference’

Philip Falcone ’s proposed LightSquared wireless service would “create massive interference” with precise agricultural gear guided by global positioning systems, Deere & Co. told federal regulators.

FCC Seeks Comments on LightSquared GPS Declaration Request

U.S. regulators asked for public comments on LightSquared Inc.’s request for a finding that global-positioning system gear doesn’t merit legal protection from interference caused by the proposed wireless service.

Falcone’s LightSquared Needs More Tests, House Panelists Say

Philip Falcone’s LightSquared wireless venture should face more tests of whether it interferes with the U.S. global positioning system before getting regulatory clearance, speakers at a congressional hearing said.

Sprint Said to Be Close to $20 Billion Network Accord With LightSquared

Billionaire Philip Falcone ’s LightSquared Inc. is close to a deal to pay Sprint Nextel Corp. as much as $20 billion as part of a network construction and sharing accord, said two people familiar with the talks.

GM’s OnStar Asks FCC for More Testing of Falcone’s LightSquared

General Motors Co. asked U.S. regulators for more testing of Philip Falcone ’s LightSquared Inc. wireless network after early trials interfered with vehicle tracking through its OnStar system.

"We are not going away."

- Jeff Carlisle on Mar 16, 2012

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