Subject: Re: [NEXTEL-1] Powell Promotes More Spectrum For Unlicensed Uses

From: Juliet Jennifer Mari R <[email-masked]>
Date: 31 Oct 2002 06:29:00 -0800

Well agreeing to the fact, that anway IMT2000 (and UMTS, and proveechers like FPLMTS,...) have tried to overcome this  problem of frequency spectra and interferences among in technical terms, and politicans had to contribute the proper rules in terms of licensed uses and policy development of usage areas and covering, as well as allowing components and  equipment to be installed for facilitating the overall system. Strange sound that they are going to 
"develop policies to overcome entry barriers" ? into mobile systems ? What shall that imply (distributing hottest handys: with GPRS, MMS, Java card ... suggestion: TI68i)? 

:) Juliet  

On Wed, 30 October 2002, Marcel wrote:

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> Powell Promotes More Spectrum For Unlicensed Uses<BR>
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> While the U.S. wireless industry tries to stoke momentum behind<BR>
> establishing more efficient auctions of radio spectrum licenses,<BR>
> Federal Communications Commission Chairman Michael Powell<BR>
> tips his hand toward increasing the country's allocation of<BR>
> spectrum for unlicensed uses. &quot;We need a new spectrum policy<BR>
> that fits a new paradigm of putting the consuming public into the<BR>
> assessment of the spectrum public interest,&quot; Powell said during a<BR>
> spectrum policy conference at the University of Colorado. He<BR>
> added, &quot;we should develop policies that avoid interference rules<BR>
> that are barriers to entry, that assume a particular proponent's<BR>
> business model or technology, and that take the place of<BR>
> marketplace or technical solutions.&quot;<BR>
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> At it meeting next Thursday, the FCC is expected to vote to issue<BR>
> a report by its Spectrum Management Task Force. A notice of<BR>
> inquiry to elicit public reaction to the report, and to focus the FCC<BR>
> on spectrum management issues, could follow the report's release.<BR>
> &quot;Our mission should be to build a policy that recognizes the diverse<BR>
> and complex opportunities presented by changes in the role of<BR>
> interference in spectrum policy,&quot; Powell said in Boulder, Colo. For<BR>
> more on this and other hot topics within the wireless sector, be<BR>
> sure to read the latest edition of Wireless Data News.<BR>
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