The Republican controlled FCC board just shot it down:
http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/08/10/1231216&from=rss
Mason
chad evans wyatt wrote:
On Tuesday's broadcast, one of Kojo Nnamdi's guests
remarked that next year new bandwidth will become
available, and that Google is pushing hard for open
access to this, he said that the current jumble of
service will finally be forced to adjust, allow us the
experience of the rest of the world in wireless
communication.
Is this true? What of those multiple towers of
diverse service everywhere, can they be made finally
to dance to the same tune? To allow users the ability
to choose how they wish to communicate? To allow all
of us to use the phones we wish to use?
I've found the right analogy for our experience here:
railroads with a babel of gauges in the mid-19th
century.
Chad
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