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good news for free spectrum

November 14, 2003 3:20 PM - comments (2)

The FCC has released more spectrum in the 5 ghz band, and established minimum usage rules for that free spectrum. The decision is applauded from Microsoft to the New America Foundation and Media Access Project.

And applauded it should be. There is much more to be done (as the NAF and MAP release argues), and a danger that this new free spectrum will lead many to think enough has been done. But the FCC should be praised for moving quickly and rightly.

Posted on November 14, 2003 3:20 PM | | technorati

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