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Wavelengths
By Donny
Jackson
Last week, there was a lot of buzz surrounding numerous
reports that the FCC is considering various proposals that would allow
it to reclaim the vast amounts of spectrum being used by television
broadcasters and auction it for licensed use.
Ask anyone in the wireless community, and they’ll quickly tell you
there is not enough available spectrum — it’s one of the few items
that virtually everyone agrees on, whether they come from the
commercial, public-safety, utilities or transportation sector.
For this reason, the notion of reclaiming TV broadcast spectrum and
auctioning it has a bunch of fans in the wireless world. Not
surprisingly, the TV broadcasters aren’t happy at all with the notion,
particularly after just completing the expensive process of making the
transition to digital television to clear the 700 MHz band.
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In the
News
By Donny
Jackson
Whether current 2011 interim deadlines for narrowbanding
between 150 MHz and 512 MHz should be stayed will be the subject of a
comment period initiated yesterday by the FCC.
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Reporter's
Notebook
A roundup of announcements from public-safety communications
associations and vendors. By Mary Rose Roberts
Cherry
Hill (N.J.) Police Department adopts Spillman software
Havis
unveils DS-PAN-401
Azimuth
Systems partners with Innowireless
Kentucky's
Department of Administrative Services purchases fleet tracker
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