A Free State Foundation visiting fellow praised Sen....
A Free State Foundation visiting fellow praised Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., for his recent focus on spectrum. His spectrum package, “with some bipartisan support, would serve as a swift kick in the government’s behind to make good on the Administration’s…
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claimed policy goal” of freeing up government spectrum, Greg Vogt wrote in a Monday blog post (http://bit.ly/1rlQ9Bv). Rubio introduced two spectrum bills, one focused on freeing up government spectrum (S-2473) and another focused on spectrum sharing (S-2505). Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., co-sponsored the second bill. Vogt is a former FCC official who now represents telcos and advises on telecom, wireless and video issues before the FCC, state regulators and in court.