FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said Thursday he is pleased wireless...
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said Thursday he is pleased wireless carriers “are continuing to engage in the detailed technical testing and analysis needed to make government-commercial spectrum sharing work, in line with the testing authorization we issued this summer.” Genachowski…
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responded to an announcement by Verizon Wireless that it is conducting tests at five Department of Defense sites (CD Oct 25 p1). “Sharing is a promising new avenue for bringing spectrum to market,” he said. “The FCC will continue to support cooperative efforts between the public and private sectors on these important efforts, and will also continue moving ahead with proposals at the Commission that can help the U.S. seize the exciting opportunities of spectrum sharing."