Spectrum Policy
Publications
From Fierce Wireless:
R Street Institute, a non-profit public policy research organization, noted that since the 5.9 GHz band was set aside exclusively for vehicle safety use since 1999, the…
From American Action Forum:
A recent coalition letter pointed out ‘China has already pledged to make its C-band spectrum available for their wireless systems, giving them an alarming advantage…
Dear Chairman Pai:
Making more spectrum available has been an important part of your agenda at the FCC, as well it should, and now is the time for action on C-band spectrum. While the U.S. has…
From Forbes:
The Department of Education has similarly failed to deliver on the 2.5 GHz for some 50 years. Sadly, some of the most valuable spectrum lies fallow at a critical moment in…
Unlicensed spectrum made innovative technologies that require large amounts of data processing — like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth — possible. The next generation of technology — think the internet of…
The Honorable Greg Walden
Ranking Member
House Committee on Energy & Commerce
2125 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
The Honorable Robert E. Latta
Ranking…
From Fierce Wireless:
In light of that hearing, the American Consumer Institute, R Street Institute and others submitted a letter to the committee asking them to support the CBA plan for private…
Sky-high rents in major cities have awoken many to the problem of inefficient land use driven by restrictive zoning rules that are supported by those who say “not in my backyard” (NIMBY) to…
Chairman Doyle, Ranking Member Latta and Members of the Committee:
Thank you for holding this hearing on building a comprehensive approach to spectrum policy. In our increasingly wireless world,…