Globalstar urged the FCC to begin a rulemaking...
Globalstar urged the FCC to begin a rulemaking on its request to use its spectrum to deploy a terrestrial low-power service (TLPS). A draft NPRM on Globalstar’s proposal is circulating at the commission, FCC officials said. The deployment of TLPS…
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will quickly add 22 MHz to the nation’s wireless broadband spectrum inventory, “easing the congestion that is diminishing the quality of Wi-Fi service at high-traffic 802.11 hotspots and other locations,” Globalstar said in an ex parte filing in docket RM-11685 (http://bit.ly/1aF7bTW). The filing recounts a meeting with Globalstar attorneys and David Goldman, aide to Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, it said.