The FCC’s proposal to pull LightSquared’s terrestrial authorization “removes the...
The FCC’s proposal to pull LightSquared’s terrestrial authorization “removes the immediate threat of interference to GPS and to the productivity and efficiency of millions of GPS users,” said Deere during separate meetings with aides to FCC Commissioners Mignon Clyburn (http://xrl.us/bms567)…
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and Robert McDowell (http://xrl.us/bms538) and officials from the Office of Engineering and Technology (http://xrl.us/bms56n). Deere also said LightSquared’s petition for declaratory ruling, which asked the FCC for clarification of the legal protections for GPS receivers, seeks to limit the rights of GPS users and would make broad changes not suitable in the context of a declaratory ruling.