Those with a stake in 3.5 GHz rules should get...
Those with a stake in 3.5 GHz rules should get their comments in now, on the just-released FCC public notice (CD Nov 5 p15), counseled wireless lawyer Mitchell Lazarus of Fletcher Heald. “This is not the last word,” Lazarus said…
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in a blog post (http://bit.ly/1gp7WVj). “The FCC has signaled that the next stage will be a Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, before it proceeds to adopt rules. Usually, this sequence means the FNPRM will be largely a formality, setting out whatever rules the FCC expects to adopt. Those who want to affect the course of the proceeding should consider submitting their views in response to the public notice.”