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May 24, 2013 / 10:27 AM / By Doug Lung
FCC Reacts to Split-Band Broadband Wireless Plan Criticism
The FCC hosted a Public Workshop on 600 MHz band plans on May 3 and heard from the experts present that the FCC's apparently favored split band (TV Channel 51 down and TV Channel 37 down) plan was not practical
May 24, 2013 / 10:24 AM / By Doug Lung
FCC Denies 14.0-14.5 GHz Terrestrial Service Petition
The FCC has denied a May 6, 2008 petition for rulemaking from the Utilities Telecom Council and Winchester Cator, LLC that would have created a secondary fixed service in the 14.0-14.5 GHz band and made the spectrum available for fixed and temporary fixed point-to-point and point-to-multipoint stations
May 24, 2013 / 10:22 AM / By Doug Lung
Potential RF Filter Breakthrough Announced
The ability of receivers to reject signals outside the frequencies they are trying to receive is becoming more important


Apr 19, 2013 / 10:47 AM / By Doug Lung
Carlson Wireless, Cal net Roll Out First Commercial TV White Space Broadband
Carlson Wireless announced recently that it has constructed “the nation’s first independently-funded commercial-grade TV White Space broadband network.”
Apr 11, 2013 / 11:24 AM / By Charles W. Rhodes
Could Broadcasting’s Future Hinge on Changes to OET-69?
Without any changes to OET-69, the commission could not take up any additional planning criteria such as interference between DTV signals having a channel relationship other that N±1 and N.
Feb 13, 2013 / 09:29PM / By Charles W. Rhodes
DTV Interference and Its Mitigation After Repacking
Our tests showed that the double-conversion tuners tested were more vulnerable to interference than the converter boxes with a single-conversion tuner.


Jun 26, 2012 / 01:34PM / By Gary Arlen
Cable Touts ‘Viewdini,’ Wi-Fi
BOSTON—“Coopetition” among big cable multisystem operators (MSOs) and between the MSOs and Verizon Wireless took on new dimensions during The Cable Show last month.
Dec 22, 2011 / 01:00PM / By Jay Ankeney
Just Who Are the Real Hollywood Stars?
The demand for visual effects will not go away, of course.
Dec 21, 2011 / 12:00AM / By Gary Arlen
Understanding CPA and the Second Screen Ecosystem
It means they are refocusing intermittently toward the content—and the screen—that most engages them at that moment.






 
 
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