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Carriers have traditionally been forced to choose between an internal ownership model and that of a leasing model. Like Mobilitie, public works companies offer to lease towers to carriers. However, they will also restrict a carrier's operations in ways that lead to higher costs over time. And although owning a tower provides a high degree of operational flexibility, it also presents significant capital costs. Rather, we build towers and allow carriers to lease them, but we don t also restrict what kinds of data carriers transmit via our towers. To rent one of our towers, the national average amounts to $1,500 to $1,900 a month per lease. However, as multiple carriers occupy the same tower, rental prices decline. Where is the most difficult location you helped transmit a wireless signal? It seems as though AT&T lucked out landing the sole right to provide service to Apples iPhone customers. Rumor is, though, that AT&T may have competition in the near future. What would happen if other carriers could provide service to iPhone users? What's the best advice you can provide to prospective entrepreneurs? Mobilitie and St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission to Deploy High Capacity DAS Network Newport Beach, CA – February 18, 2014 – Mobilitie LLC, the nation's largest privately held provider of wireless infrastructure, today announced that they have been selected to install a new Distributed Antenna System (DAS) at the America's Center convention complex and Edward Jones Dome in downtown St. Louis. The new system will enhance the wireless experience for attendees at NFL games, conventions, public shows and concerts at these venues. "As the consumer demand for mobile connectivity and bandwidth continues to increase exponentially, we are helping large venues such as Edward Jones Dome and the America's Center improve wireless service so that fans and visitors can have the best possible experience on their mobile devices," said Christos Karmis, President of Mobilitie. "Our neutral host DAS networks allow each of the wireless carriers to dramatically improve coverage for every customer that comes to this location." "The attendee or fan experience is becoming just as important as the game, concert or public show event," said Marty Brooks, Senior Vice President and General Manager of the America's Center Convention Complex and Edward Jones Dome. "As a top-tier stadium and facility we must provide ample coverage so our visitors can connect, share, browse and post seamlessly. After carefully reviewing all of our options and speaking with leading DAS providers in the industry, we selected Mobilitie because of its experience with large sporting venues, innovative approach, and dedicated customer focus." Mobilitie is the nation's largest privately held wireless infrastructure provider investing in wireless towers, neutral-host indoor and outdoor DAS networks, small cell systems, and Wi-Fi networks enabling robust wireless communication. Mobilitie installs and operates wireless infrastructure designed to meet the needs of wireless carriers and venues across all industries, including sporting and entertainment, real estate, hospitality, education, healthcare and government. Mobilitie is headquartered in Newport Beach, California. For more information, please visit About St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission The St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission is the official destination marketing organization for St. Louis City and St. Louis County. The CVC also manages and operates the America's Center® convention complex and Edward Jones Dome. Mobilitie Named Official Distributed Antenna System Provider of Honda Center ANAHEIM, Calif. (July 9, 2013 ) - Anaheim Arena Management, LLC, the management company for Honda Center, announced today that Mobilitie, LLC, a leading provider of wireless infrastructure in the U.S., will be the official Distributed Antenna System (DAS) provider of the venue. Mobilitie, LLC is currently installing a new high-speed DAS at Honda Center that will provide enhanced wireless connectivity to fans attending Anaheim Ducks games and the wide array of concerts and events hosted at the venue each year. "We are continually working to provide the best fan experience possible at Honda Center and this partnership with Mobilitie is an extension of that," said Tim Ryan, President and CEO of Honda Center. "Even when the arena is at maximum capacity, the addition of Mobilitie will allow our guests to utilize their smartphones and other mobile devices quickly and efficiently." The new Mobilitie DAS will significantly improve wireless coverage, capacity and data speeds during peak times at Honda Center through a series of wireless antennas installed at locations in the arena bowl, concourses and all premium seating areas and suites. According to Christos Karmis, President of Mobilitie, "We are looking forward to bringing the latest 4G wireless technology to Honda Center, enabling the finest wireless experience to fans during Anaheim Ducks games, concerts and other events. Our neutral-host DAS networks are utilized by all wireless carriers to provide increased wireless connectivity during highly-attended events so people can stay connected and successfully run high bandwidth applications. Mobilitie is excited about its partnership with Honda Center to operate the DAS network at their venue." Mobilitie owns and operates DAS and other wireless infrastructure at multiple professional sports stadiums across the country. Newport Beach, CA – April 29, 2014 – Spectators are anticipated to have little problem sharing the photo finish at the 2014 Kentucky Derby, as Mobilitie LLC, the nation’s largest privately-held provider of wireless infrastructure, today announced significant upgrades to the multi-carrier Distributed Antenna System (DAS) at Churchill Downs. The neutral-host infrastructure will support the wireless demands of more than the collective 260,000 expected visitors to the 140th running of the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby. New enhancements made by Mobilitie more than double coverage capabilities from last year.