Jessica Dine
Policy Analyst, Open Technology Institute and Wireless Future, New America
Joint Comments Regarding Facilitating a More Intensive Use of Upper Microwave Spectrum
OTI and Public Knowledge submitted joint comments urging the Federal Communications Commission to replace the current sharing framework in the UMFUS mmWave bands with a light-licensing and automated database coordination approach that enables more cost-effective and intensive spectrum access, while more consistently protecting incumbent deployments from harmful interference.
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Michael Calabrese
Director, Wireless Future, New America; Senior Advisor, Technology & Democracy, New America
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