The push by the large players on the FCC to unlicensed the 600 MHz spectrum continues. More at Fierce Wireless…
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Race to gigabit Internet service takes off
With the “irrational exuberance” of the early Internet economy, speculators spent billions laying thousands of miles of fiber optic cable for backhaul, expecting Internet use would continue growing at the unprecedented rates of the late 1990s. As part of the great dot com bust of 2000, however, most of the speculators went...
White Space Test Network Launched in Iowa
In conjunction with the Iowa Communications Network, Declaration Network Group (DNG) provided an initial installation of a base station and three Wi-Fi hot spots to determine how White Space technology is adapted within the local environment. The site location for the test program is Monticello High School, located approximately 30...
FCC Passes a Modified E-Rate Proposal for Spending Funds on Wi-Fi
In Partisan Vote, FCC Passes a Modified E-Rate Proposal for Spending Funds on Wi-Fi Connectivity – Read Article at Broadband Breakfast…
Iowa Improves Broadband Access
Connect Iowa’s New Broadband Figures Show Availability Increases – http://www.connectednation.org/connect-iowa%E2%80%99s-new-broadband-figures-show-availability-increases
London Trials White Space
Trials of TV White Space Communications at 40Mbps in Central London Read full article…
Poor Broadband Service is Costing West Virginia Top People
Areas without high speed Internet access lose income from many good paying technology-based jobs that require broadband. Read articles at Charleston Daily Mail…
Super Wi-Fi, Incentive Auctions and the Emerging Unlicensed Economy
The airwaves that are open and unlicensed already generate more than $220 billion a year through Wi-Fi and other technologies for the U.S. economy. And unlicensed access to vacant TV Band spectrum – the TV White Spaces – has already spurred deployments to connect unserved rural households and at universities and libraries.