McAdams On

The venture is an object lesson in how spectrum allocation is meaningless without consistent receiver standards, and how one industry strategically avoided them by coopting adjacent spectrum.

The spectrum incentive auction notice hit the broadcast industry like a nap in church.

There is a willful ignorance in Washington, D.C. of the ripple effects of lawmaking.

If Congress is endowed with a singular gift, it is the ability to write legislation with just enough ambiguity to keep it tangled up in the court until the members retire.

Low-power television stations are the Hobbits of broadcast spectrum, quietly going about their daily business while darkly in Isengard…