In the sections to the left you can learn about DeLawder Communications and the people behind the scenes   Click to see specific topics:     Overview Established in 1994, DeLawder Communications, Inc. (DC) is a small telecommunications consulting firm which specializes in the broadcast services (AM, FM and TV) and licensed broadband services (i.e. MDS and ITFS).  DC also provides consulting services in private radio, mobile, paging and other one-way and two-way wireless telecommunication services. The consulting services provided by DC include the technical design and FCC application work necessary in order to propose new station facilities, or to modify existing station facilities in the various wireless services.  Since 1994, DC has engineered facilities and prepared FCC applications for over 100 separate clients, involving well over 1000 applications.   History The History of DeLawder Communications, Inc. (DC): -DC was established in January 1994 -From 1994 until 1999, DC acted as the primary engineering consultant on FCC matters for two of the top five companies developing wireless cable (MDS, MMDS and ITFS) systems in the United States.  (In 1999 both companies were bought by Sprint.) -In 1995 and 1996, DC prepared over 300 FCC applications in the MDS, MMDS and ITFS during thre intensive filing periods. -In 1999 and 2000, DC helped Sprint develop a design methodology for two-way broadband services in the licensed 2.1 and 2.6 GHz services. -In 2000, DC prepared applications for the initial two-way MDS, MMDS and ITFS filing window in over 20 US markets. -Since 1994, DC has prepared over 200 applications in the broadcast services (AM, FM, TV and LPTV).   Executive Profile Darryl K. DeLawder, President Darryl K. DeLawder has been consulting in FCC matters since 1983 - first as a staff and senior engineer with Moffet, Larson and Johnson, Inc. (MLJ), then as Director of Engineering for Blooston, Mordkofsky, Jackson and Dickens (BMJD), and finally as president of DeLawder Communications, Inc. (DC). With MLJ (1982-1990) Mr. DeLawder helped prepare many cellular telephone and broadcast applications (specializing at the time in AM and FM).  At both BMJD (1990-1994) and DC (1994-present), he has continued his interest in broadcast engineering services, while becoming an expert on FCC engineering matters regarding the MDS, MMDS and ITFS. Mr. DeLawder has B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Villanova University (1982).