Bunch of Commie bums, What happened to the great capitalist dream??????
:-P
John as a Rotarian you know, If you help them with the right tools and
no handouts the community will succeed. And that is what the FCC must be
doing. Competition is good, keep the playing field level and may the
best man win.
Here's a question, All the incumbents bought alot of spectrum now the
other day, they are all now buying more spectrum.
Where does the money come from, whose money are they spending???? And
then they squat on the spectrum.
You have a Good Day now,
Carl A Jeptha
http://www.airnet.ca
office 905 349-2084
Emergency only Pager 905 377-6900
skype cajeptha
John Scrivner wrote:
The answer is base station licenses for those who need / want spectrum
with interference protection and higher power. With this model you
could apply for a base station license (in other words 1 tower
location worth of spectrum in one geographic area), pay an annual fee
and have exclusive use of a small bit of spectrum to allow you to
offer services without fear of interference and with higher power
which would give you enough coverage area to serve 100% of the
potential customers around your base station. This is the answer.
Scriv
Rich Comroe wrote:
Amen. Designing government policy for the purpose of generating the
highest income from spectrum licensing is completely contrary to
policy designed to serve the public. This had a major role in the US
cellular industry losing the worldwide lead (which didn't do any
American any good). Why can't our government understand this?
European 3G spectrum auctions nearly broke the back of BT (forced it
into bankruptcy and spliting the company such that the telecom half
didn't sink with the cellular half ... or at least that's how I
understood it). The FCC should be managing spectrum for the benefit
of the American people, not managing spectrum to maximize government
revenue. But that's just me.
Rich
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Finally, a big company that's got the brains to tell the government
to stick their high price spectrum tax where the sun don't shine!
marlon
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DirecTV, EchoStar reduce bidding in wireless sale
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060816/tc_nm/telecoms_wireless_satellite_dc_3
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