Comsearch Named Official Spectrum Manager For 12th Consecutive Year at International CTIA WIRELESS 2009.

HICKORY, N.C. -- The task of managing wireless spectrum needs for exhibitors' demonstrations at the International CTIA WIRELESS 2009([R]) trade show and conference will be handled by Comsearch, a CommScope company, which will serve as official spectrum manager for the twelfth consecutive year.

Comsearch will help ensure that the radio frequencies used in demonstrations by exhibitors do not interfere with each other or other licensed wireless operations in the area. To do so, the company coordinates with area licensees, manages frequency use among exhibitors, conducts pre-show testing, and monitors on-site signals for interference. As visitors and exhibitors desire more and more bandwidth for wireless services and demonstrations, including those expected to conduct live demonstrations of next generation network technologies like LTE and WiMAX at this year's show, Comsearch's role becomes increasingly critical to the event's success.

"Comsearch is an important partner of ours," said Robert Mesirow, vice president and show director for CTIA. "Coordinating the massive amount of spectrum needed to produce the world's largest wireless marketplace is no easy task. Comsearch has consistently provided strong signal coverage for attendees and exhibitors who showcase hundreds of new network products and services."

Comsearch has more than a quarter century of experience providing spectrum management, software, and data solutions to the wireless world. Solutions focus on key areas of spectrum management including strategic consultation, wireless engineering, frequency planning and administration, and monitoring and interference measurements. Its experienced engineers, software products, and information databases have addressed the specific challenges of network design and spectrum management for the evolving wireless industry. Comsearch recently introduced a next generation microwave planning software solution, iQ.link[R]XG Version 9.0, for wireless operators evaluating upgrades to their microwave backhaul networks.

"Whether it is helping design microwave backhaul or in-building systems, moving incumbent frequency owners to new spectrum, testing and optimizing wireless networks, or managing spectrum at world-class industry events like International CTIA WIRELESS, Comsearch has the experience and ability to manage spectrum efficiently," said Chris Hardy, vice president and general manager, Comsearch.

iQ.link and Comsearch are registered trademarks of CommScope, Inc.

CTIA is a registered trademark of CTIA-The Wireless Association Corporation.

About CommScope

CommScope, Inc. (NYSE: CTV) (www.commscope.com) is a world leader in infrastructure solutions for communication networks. Through its Andrew([R]) brand, it is a global leader in radio frequency subsystem solutions for wireless networks. Through its SYSTIMAX([R]) and Uniprise([R]) brands, CommScope is a world leader in network infrastructure solutions, delivering a complete end-to-end physical layer solution, including cables and connectivity, enclosures, intelligent software and network design services, for business enterprise applications. CommScope also is the premier manufacturer of coaxial cable for broadband cable television networks and one of the leading North American providers of environmentally secure cabinets for DSL and FTTN applications. Backed by strong research and development, CommScope combines technical expertise and proprietary technology with global manufacturing capability to provide customers with infrastructure solutions for evolving global communications networks in more than 130 countries around the world.

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