Re: [WISPDir-Hotspots] Univ of Texas and their "hotspot-ban" coverage...

[Ken DiPietro]

Byron,
While I agree with your assessment (and as providers we all need to 
remain in control of our networks) we also need to remember that by 
creating an opportunity for anyone to usurp the FCC's authority is 
creating a very slippery slope.

Logically speaking, this type of action left unchecked might make it so 
that any of our upstream providers could also be able to tell us what we 
can and cannot do with our distribution.

I strongly believe we need the FCC to remain the end authority in 
spectrum use.

Respectfully,
Ken DiPietro
New-ISP
Byron L. Bacher, Unwired Access wrote:
I think in a school environment like that it is important to prevent anyone
from redistributing the schools connection.  Similar to using it for P2P
apps this isn't what the connection is being provided for.
Byron L. Bacher |
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Subject: [WISPDir-Hotspots] Univ of Texas and their "hotspot-ban"
coverage...
Looks like this is getting a lot of attention over at BBR:
http://www.broadbandreports.com/shownews/53891
What do you all think?
Regards,
Kory
 


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