I hate TYPOS! There is a typo in this week’s PS Advocate mailing that changes the meaning in an alarming way: The offending line is: “The FirstNet law requiresany public safety agency within an opt-in state to switch to AT&T.

There is a typo in this week’s PS Advocate mailing that changes the meaning in an alarming way: The offending line is: “The FirstNet law require any public safety agency within an opt-in state to switch to AT&T. In fact, the law says that no agency has to sign up for any FirstNet services—ever and it should of course read, as if does in the full blog post: “The FirstNet law does NOT REQUIRE any public safety agency within an opt-in state to switch to AT&T. In fact, the law says that no agency has to sign up for any FirstNet services—ever.” I aplologize for the error and thank the many readers who caught this for me and I apologize to any reader I caused an anguish to!!

Arkansas opts into FirstNet service – KAIT Aug 23 00:50 FirstNet is forming the first nationwide public safety broadband network to provide …

Arizona opts into plan for specialized first responder broadband network – Phoenix Business Journal Aug 21 19:35 The priority service is available now anywhere AT&T offers services, with expanded services for fire, police and other public safety workers planned by …

Nevada to Transform Communications for Public Safety; Governor Sandoval Approves Buildout … – GuruFocus.com Aug 17 12:50 … to accept the FirstNet and AT&T* plan to deliver a wireless broadband network to the …