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Fellas,
I'm pretty new to WISP technology and such, and I'm sure this has already
been answered, but how do you all feel about the auctioning off of the 700
mhz spectrum? How do you think it'll affect the business of WISPs across
the nation?
Thank you,
Ryan V.
Ryan,
Due to the moratorium on communication between bidding parties in the 700
MHz Auction, very little can be said on the public lists concerning this
topic. Everyone needs to be very careful if responding to this thread that
nothing be exposed about who is bidding or whether they are working
-Original Message-
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Behalf Of Ryan Van Dolson
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 2:53 PM
To: wireless@wispa.org
Subject: [WISPA] 700 mhz spectrum auction
Fellas,
I'm pretty new to WISP technology and such, and I'm sure this has already
This could be a big bandwidth problem starting soon...
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/netflix-lg-team-up-bring/story.aspx?guid=%7B524C1C79-666C-49FD-AD1A-75E4D3B5878B%7D
The typical HD movie is 8GB in size... meaning with a 1Mbps internet
connection it will take about 17 hours to
AU Docket No. 07-157
Report No. AUC-07-73-F (Auction 73)
The Wireless Telecommunications Bureau (“Bureau”) reminds applicants for the
upcoming auction of 700 MHz Band licenses (“Auctions 73 and 76”) of the
confidential nature of certain information, such as an applicant’s upfront
payment amount,
Yep trouble ahead, except for those who charge extra for bitcaps.
I've been watching tv off the net for the past month.
CBS, NBC, ABC FOX, etc all have full length episodes and their news
casts online. I'm noticing about 1 meg or so more at times.
Yesterday, I used almost 2 gigs of bandwidth
