700 MHz decision could be made Feb. 1 13th January 2006 Final passage of the budget-reduction legislation that includes provisions for clearing the 700 MHz band will occur on Feb. 1, a key House representative said in a recent media report
802.11n consensus sets stage for IEEE consideration next week 12th January 2006 A joint proposal team developing proposals for the next-generation Wi-Fi standard—802.11n—yesterday voted unanimously to adopt the specification presented by the Enhanced Wireless Consortium, which is expected to be submitted to the IEEE next week
New day dawning for spectral supply, demand? 9th January 2006 For as long as I can remember, most references to the term “spectrum” in the U.S. almost always have been linked to the word “shortage”
NTIA report clears way for 1.7 GHz auction 5th January 2006 A much-anticipated 3G auction in the U.S. this summer could be nearer fruition after the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) last week released a report estimating that incumbent federal users in the 1710-1755 MHz band could be relocated for less than $1 billion
Tate, Copps sworn in 3rd January 2006 Republican Deborah Tate and Democratic FCC Commissioner Michael Copps today were sworn in to begin their new terms on the FCC
Motorola software to be replaced 1st January 2006 For most 800 MHz licensees, the massive rebanding project effectively involves packing their existing systems and moving them to a new frequency. As with
First deadline looms for rebanding 1st January 2006 It may have occurred during the holiday season, but few involved with reconfiguration of the 800 MHz band were celebrating their progress as the first
Creating a system of systems 1st January 2006 Although the events of Sept. 11, 2001, may have created a public realization that the nation’s emergency communications systems are outdated and outmoded,
Senate approves FCC nomination for Tate, Copps 1st January 2006 The U.S. Senate last month confirmed FCC nominees Deborah Tate and Michael Copps, restoring a 2-2 party split between Republicans and Democrats on the
NTIA chief to step down 1st January 2006 Michael Gallagher, head of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration and the top Bush administration official on telecom issues,
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