Round One to AT&T in Indiana

So far, the latest Bell startegy is working. According to Esme Vos’ Muniwireless.com, the Indiana Senate Subcommittee voted out SB 245 8-2. SB 245 will now move to the full Senate. If approved, there are apparently sponsors prepared to introduce a similar bill in the Indiana House of Reps.

Stay tuned . . . .

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Round One to AT&T in Indiana

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