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Monthly Archives: February 2007
Frontline
A new firm is trying to encourage the FCC to let at least some of the forthcoming 700 mHz auction be auctioned to open access bidders – Who cares? In more normal language, the spectrum would be licensed on the … Continue reading
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Network Neutrality as a Pricing Issue
I am absolutely not the first person to make this point. Let me repeat that. This is not my idea. However, for telecom people, I think it can yield alot to look at the whole NN debate as a debate … Continue reading
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Scariest Game Ever
Atari’s Missile Command is still the scariest game ever.
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Patent Sharks
Here is a great, indeed must-read paper on the 19th century problem of “Patent Sharks.”
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Wireless Net Neutrality, Beta 1.1
I am finished the beta draft of Wireless Net Neutrality. The paper examines the practices of wireless carriers with an eye toward their effects on consumers and innovation. The intro is posted after the jump.  This paper is being published … Continue reading
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Anyone have $2 billion?
That’s about how much it might cost to get your hands on nationwide spectrum equivalent to a UHF station. Perhaps the nature conservancy should buy itself some.
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