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March 23, 2008

Susan Crawford on the 700MHz auction

Susan Crawford has a brilliant, clear explanation of the significance of Verizon’s winning the auction for Block C in the FCC’s 700MHz auction.

If that sentence made no sense to you once you got past the phrase “Verizon’s winning the auction for,” all the more reason to hie yourself to Susan’s post. Ten minutes ago it didn’t make sense to me, either. Don’t worry. Susan will explain it.

[Tags: susan_crawford auction 700MHz internet fcc verizon net_neutrality ]

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Categories: Uncategorized Tagged with: 700MHz • auction • fcc • internet • net neutrality • net_neutrality • policy • susan_crawford • verizon Date: March 23rd, 2008 dw

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January 27, 2008

The FCC auction is coming unglued

Harold Feld, who understands this stuff as well as anyone and 150 times better than I do, is calling on the FCC to stop the current spectrum auction because of underhandedness in the killing of the bid by the Frontline group. Harold has more details here. And Dow Jones has a shorter version here. Harold also points to an op-ed by one of the Frontline members.

[Tags: fcc auction d_block harold_feld frontline spectrum telecommunications ]

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Categories: Uncategorized Tagged with: auction • digital rights • d_block • fcc • frontline • harold_feld • net neutrality • spectrum • telecommunications Date: January 27th, 2008 dw

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