The FCC isn’t at fault for delays in releasing NTIA’s 1755-1850 MH...
The FCC isn’t at fault for delays in releasing NTIA’s 1755-1850 MHz report, an agency spokesman said Friday. NTIA Administrator Larry Strickling NTIA put some of the blame on the FCC Thursday (CD Marc 2 p2) in remarks to the…
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Commerce Spectrum Management Advisory Committee. “We have some slow readers at our sister agency and maybe now they will be able to pick up the pace a bit,” Strickling said. “NTIA has gotten ample feedback from the FCC since last fall, most recently weeks ago,” the FCC spokesman said. “They can release their report whenever they please.”