FCC Takes White Spaces Initiative Global Posted by Nathania Johnson Jan 12, 2009 Now that the FCC has unanimously agreed to use white spaces for unlicensed use in the United States, they're expanding the campaign to an international initiative.
TV white spaces will increase accessibility to more reliable broadband networks, known as "mesh networks. The FCC agreed to open the "white space" - the broadcast spectrum used by over the air television - to use by others apart from the regulated...
FCC Chairman Kevin Martin in Favor of Freeing Up White Space TV Spectrum Posted by Nathania Johnson Oct 16, 2008 FCC Chairman Kevin Martin is in favor of freeing up the "white spaces" in the tv spectrum between television stations.
FCC Chairman Kevin Martin is in favor of freeing up the "white spaces" in the tv spectrum between television stations. Google to Internet, FCC, Verizon and Viacom: Keep it Open Google Joins the "Internet for Everyone" Initiative
The event is designed to advocate for white spaces, something Google has been adamant about for a long time. If you're unaware, white spaces are a unused airwaves between TV stations. Opponents say that it will interfere with the television signals.
Google and others, including Dell, EarthLink, HP, Intel, Microsoft, and Philips, have formed the "White Spaces Coalition," to lobby the FCC and show that it would be technically feasible to provide Internet access through this segment of spectrum...
Mary Joe Foley reports that Microsoft will launch its weblog publishing service, Microsoft Spaces sometime this week. Foley also reports that MS might allow users to post to their MS Spaces blogs via IM once a new version of MSN Messenger is...
For example, spaces are not used to separate words in written Japanese. The articles below discuss the move to television in more depth. Infoseek is planning to run television commercials in the fall, which would have it joining Yahoo, Excite and...
For example, spaces are not used to separate words in written Japanese. The articles below discuss the move to television in more depth. Infoseek is planning to run television commercials in the fall, which would have it joining Yahoo, Excite and...