"911: Lives on the Line."

Transcript of Anderson Cooper show from August 12 that deals with 911 issues: CNN.com - Transcripts

The real E911 compliance barrier: institutional resistance

"The technology that supports the nation's 911 systems is about as antiquated as anything in the telecom universe," Prof. Weiser tells the Denver Business Journal's Bob Mook.:� The real E911 compliance barrier: institutional resistance | IP Telephony | ZDNet.com

VoIP providers ready for 911 - Denver - MSNBC.com

The headline is misleading. The article is about how VoIP providers are NOT ready for 911: VoIP providers ready for 911 - Denver - MSNBC.com

911 Cell Phone Call Leads to Hikers Rescue

Lost hikers: "One of the adults who had a GPS enabled cell phone dialed 911 and made contact with State Police Dispatcher Daniel Puckett. Thanks to advanced mapping technology associated with GPS enabled cell phone calls, Dispatcher Puckett was able to quickly determine that the hikers were in a wooded area near Carberry Lane and Lorayne Drive in Milton. "911 Cell Phone Call Leads to Hikers Rescue

Bell trials new 911 wireless service in Toronto

Still no wireless location capability in Canada: Digital Home Canada - Bell trials new 911 wireless service in Toronto

Post-Crescent - 911 errors continue in Winnebago

Follow-up on database errors from last year: Post-Crescent - 911 errors continue in Winnebago

Susan Crawford blog :: Nuvio to FCC: It Can't Be Done

This is a good overview of the issues. Hat-tip to Todd:Susan Crawford blog :: Nuvio to FCC: It Can't Be Done

IP E911: Better Plan Than FCC's?

The NAP concept is very interesting: IP E911: Better Plan Than FCC's?

NENA requests routing administrator for E-911

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Comments to FCC on NPRM

Global IP Alliance Joins Forces With Henning Schulzrinne in Call for Development of IP-Based, Globally-Oriented, Next-Generation Emergency Response

VoIP Provider Challenges E911 Mandate

Another article on the Nuvio filing: VoIP Provider Challenges E911 Mandate

Nuvio Files Appeal of FCC VoIP - E911 Order

The first shot has been fired:

"While we share the Commission's passion about deploying 911 service, and we have worked diligently to provide our users with 911 access, the 120-day requirement imposed by the FCC is arbitrary and capricious and without support in the record," commented Jason Talley, president and CEO of Nuvio. "In fact, the record clearly shows that wireless companies have been given decades to implement this type of 911 service and are still far from completion."

Nuvio Files Appeal of FCC VoIP - E911 Order

Wyoming family manned 911 post for 21 years

This is a pretty cool human interest story: Wyoming family manned 911 post for 21 years

911-call case gets settled

deseretnews.com | 911-call case gets settled

CBC News: Police face delays tracing 911 calls over web

CBC News: Police face delays tracing 911 calls over web

No E9-1-1 for now

"Not all mobile-phone users will be able to access emergency operators by next year -- if they get into a horrific car accident, or observe a violent crime in progress -- even though a government deadline requiring enhanced 9-1-1 is looming, experts told UPI's Wireless World."No E9-1-1 for now

Rule may disconnect cable phone service

OrlandoSentinel.com: Business : Business and Technology News

More $$$ For E911 Data Testing

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State holds on to cash so budgets add up

Texas keeping 911 fees in order to balance budget: State holds on to cash so budgets add up

Nextel to seek more time for 911 changes

Nextel says it could take up to two more years to reach 95% compliance for Wireless E911. VoIP providers still expected to reach 100% compliance in less than 120 days. Nextel to seek more time for 911 changes | CNET News.com

New program teaches children how to react in 9-1-1 emergencies

Article on 9-1-1 for Kids:Appalachian News Express

'ICE' may make keeping cool in a crisis easier

Here is an article on the "In Case of Emergency" number placed in cell phone address books for emergency workers to call: 'ICE' may make keeping cool in a crisis easier