Any base station can initiate a broadcast parameter coordination process.

A user interface (105) is provided for enabling a network user to control the campaign via the communication network, said campaign defining predetermined delivery parameters of said subscriber-specific information.

In an alternate embodiment, the message identifies a block of bytes corresponding to broadcast parameters.

The broadcast parameters include the system time of the second wireless communication network.

To access the broadcasting settings for your station:

One or more broadcast or multicast parameters is computed during the group call.

Schedule broadcasts and define broadcast settings.

A subset of communication devices is identified based on the broadcast or multicast parameters.

You also can change some streaming settings, like in the app launcher.

You can also change some streaming settings, like in the app launcher.

In one embodiment, the message identifies a service option number corresponding to a set of broadcast parameters.

The initiating base station assumes the role of an arbitrator and is responsible for determining the broadcast parameters.

The simulated network is based on the measured scattering parameters and virtual models representative of each of the components in the network.

To achieve a certain user reception quality, the system adjusts its broadcasting parameters based on the statistical analysis of the feedback data (feedback).

The subscriber-specific information is then delivered to network terminals (201-204) of the at least one subscriber in accordance with the predetermined delivery parameters.