CTIA Members Make Case on Tweaks to 3.5 GHz Rules
There's a need for “straightforward, consistent methodology” for determining whether a public access licensee is actually using the 3.5 GHz spectrum and “accompanying interference protection rights,” CTIA and member companies said in a series of meetings with aides to FCC…
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commissioners, according to a letter posted Tuesday in docket 12-354. CTIA also raised issues to be addressed in a recon order, “including license terms for PAL licensees, power limitations, and the ‘N-1’ auction process.” They also discussed the amount and kind of information “derived from registered Citizens Band Radio Service Devices and exchanged among one or more Spectrum Access Systems (SASs),” CTIA said. It said the FCC should "ensure that SAS operators internally cabin off any data from other portions of their respective business and prohibit them from using this data for any purpose other than for operation of the SAS.” CTIA members AT&T, T-Mobile, Qualcomm and Verizon were at the meetings with aides to Commissioners Mignon Clyburn, Mike O’Rielly and Jessica Rosenworcel, the filing said. FCC commissioners are considering a second report and order on reconsideration on the shared spectrum band (see 1603110083).