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AOM Not Part of Incentive Auction Framework
Sources confirm allotment optimization model is not part of draft proposal scheduled to be voted by commission Friday
By John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable,...
McAdams On: Why LightSquared Still Matters
WASHINGTON--Writing off LightSquared would be a mistake. The venture is an object lesson in how spectrum allocation is meaningless without consistent receiver standards, and...
Pai Labels Replacing Broadcasting With Broadband ‘Counterproductive’
FCC commissioner Ajit Pai planned to tell a broadcast assemblage in Dallas on Wednesday that it would be counterproductive to move all broadcast services...
AOM Not Part of Incentive Auction Framework
Multiple FCC sources confirm that when the commission issues a spectrum incentive auction notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM), scheduled for a vote on Friday,...
FCC Draws Praise for CLEC/Cable Decision
American Cable Association, Broadband Coalition says move was in public interestBy John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable, 9/17/2012 7:46:02 PM
The FCC got some warm...
McAdams On: The Spectrum-Sharing Shuffle
Everyone loves the idea of a free market until someone puts an eye out. Spectrum sharing, for example, is an optimal free-market approach to...
STATEMENT OF FCC CHAIRMAN JULIUS GENACHOWSKI ON INCENTIVE AUCTION PROPOSAL
“Just two years after the concept of incentive auctions was first proposed in the FCC’s National
Broadband Plan, and as a result of authority granted...
McAdams On: Spectrum Auction NPRM
Whither thou art, Allotment Optimization Model?
UNDISCLOSED LOCATION: I was rambling on about the giant TV wars when the FCC today released the agenda...
Watchdog says there is no lack of spectrum
What there is, according to Free Press, is the lack of effective spectrum management. It gave a mixed review of FCC approval of the...
NAB extols broadcasters’ critical role during emergencies
The FCC is looking at sustaining the reliability and continuity of electronic communications during times of crisis. The NAB was able to explain that...