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FCBA Panel on the FCC Incentive Auction Proceeding - NYC 6.5.2013

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    uh... panel
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    so uh...
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    thank you all for being here
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    um...
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    as is obvious are our topic is the uh...
    upcoming fcc_ incentive auction of
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    broadcast spectrum
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    and
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    we've got paid
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    commanders panel
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    that buys you have
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    uh... what i was uptrend who's just
    spent a couple minutes setting the table
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    with some of the background history
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    how he got at this point
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    uh... and then uh... charles
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    will give us
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    kind of a consumer perspective
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    outdated as the broadcaster perspective
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    uh... armond
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    of none of them
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    for want of a better term wall street or
    financial analyst perspective on the
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    auction
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    and i'm chris from t mobile out
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    carrier
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    perspective uh... you know they're
    obviously
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    some of the most interested parties
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    the spectrum
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    ultimately
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    let's talk a little bit of background
    some basics
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    and he could use some of the process and
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    uh... on
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    how many people
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    ride the subway on a regular basis
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    okay most of us okay so i had an
    interesting experience on the subway
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    the other day not always on the subway
    but used to
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    commute every day and
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    you know it used to being that you were
    on the subway and everybody has a
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    newspaper and you know consuming
    information
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    the other day
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    you know sunday newspapers
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    but almost everybody was glued to their
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    mobile device
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    so they were consuming information but
    they were using spectrum to do it dot
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    inc paper
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    so that's really what this is all about
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    uh... demand
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    delivered to mobile devices and here
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    so uh...
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    cisco has put out app
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    studies every year
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    local networking index
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    uh... and they found in the most recent
    report that global over this mobile data
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    traffic
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    increased by seventy percent
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    in the year twenty twelve and is
    expected to increased thirteen full time
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    between seventeen th
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    and um...
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    one other interesting statistic is that
    by the end of this year
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    the number of mobile connected to vices
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    will exceed the number of people
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    that's kind of michael
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    the idea of the consent of auctions has
    been kicking around for a while
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    kinda got a little bit of uh...
    kick-start inv two thousand married in
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    the economic stimulus legislation
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    uh... was
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    among other things direct the fcc_
    developed the national program plan
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    which they cannot win
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    twenty ten
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    um...
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    and along with a a presidential
    directive that president bomber issued
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    in june of twenty ten
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    set of policies kal
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    freaking out
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    five hundred never person spectrum
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    uh... other uses
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    commercial mobile use uh... within ten
    years three hundred never hurts within
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    five years
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    it's now
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    three years later
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    gotten a reactor not even close to
    getting there yet but
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    a hundred and twenty megahertz piece in
    the national broadband plan
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    uh... was to come from
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    the broadcast
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    uhf_ spectrum
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    in twenty twelve
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    um...
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    after a whole lot a lot being by
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    the administration
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    and wireless industry which
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    really needs the spectrum to provide
    services
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    title six
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    of d
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    of the middle class tax relief act
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    was passed
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    uh... offer us the fcc_ to conduct
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    disincentive auction and requiring that
    would be conducted
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    on a one time only basis
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    sometime within ten years
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    uh... the fcc_ started the proceeding
    on last fall
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    comments have been filed others always a
    lot of turn that sparked is somewhere in
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    the middle of that process right now
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    uh... so what is inside the box
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    in prior
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    fcc_ spectrum auctions which they've
    been doing apples twenty years
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    uh... the fcc_ would identify spectrum
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    uh...
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    carve it up in the licenses
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    an auction it off
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    to the highest bidder
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    and if there were a conference
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    those frequencies
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    usually there would be a process of up
    to relocate them with the new licensees
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    sharing the cost for the relocation
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    incentive auction
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    approaches this in a different way
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    uh... allowing
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    the incumbent users actually participate
    in the auction process
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    uh... fault
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    on a volunteer basis
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    to relinquish their spectrum's rights
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    in exchange for payment
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    is an enormously complicated process
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    one of the more than one commissioner
    has referred to as
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    three self-confidence
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    uh... sort of a lot of moving parts it's
    a very difficult problem for the fall
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    and um... but
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    the sec_ has put a lot of resources
    uh... into it
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    and of
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    the industry's also
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    are uh...
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    uh... close attention
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    and lobby happily
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    um... so for the wireless carriers
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    it's important
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    how much spectrum will
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    be clear
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    will it be our nation wide basis or will
    there be different amounts of spectrum
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    figure in different market
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    uh... one of the key components of as to
    how much fat content here's how many
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    broadcasters were
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    step up to volunteer to relinquish the
    spectrum usage rights
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    deeper into the needs are issues like
    should they be a report unpaired
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    spectrum blocks what technologies will
    benefit
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    from different
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    uh... choices on the been planned
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    um... how much
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    of the spectrum should be permitted to
    be used for unlicensed use as opposed to
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    license uses
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    um...
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    there's a companion proceeding at the
    fcc_ on mobile spectrum holdings
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    uh... to determine whether there should
    be limits placed on the amount spectrum
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    the anyone in turkey
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    uh... and have an interest in that could
    have an effect on the cartoon process
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    and uh... proximate but our jeanne
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    uh... their part number of
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    uh... auction game theorists the
    academic community some of whom been
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    hired by the sec_
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    for the most brilliant minds
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    in this field are actually working for
    the fcc_ to try to develop
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    new and innovative auction models that
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    uh... recent
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    would produce
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    most efficient
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    reasonable winds differ on that
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    and the broadcaster side obviously the
    the key issues have to do with the
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    impact on broadcasters who choose not to
    relinquish spectrum
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    uh... if some of the un ship broadcast
    band
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    is reallocate it
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    grandpa
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    users matt spectrum
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    will have to be repack
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    convicted repackaged
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    years ago with big transition
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    uh... it was a
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    not an easy process i think it's fair to
    say
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    that's going to be
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    down again
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    in this
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    the broadcasters who do we have no
    interest in the leaking spektr
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    we have no reason to see this as
    anything but a no
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    no-win proposition
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    further trip there
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    planned the differences game this point
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    out for the broadcasters whom
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    are looking at the possibility of
    relinquishing spectrum
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    uh... in some
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    way shape or form either going off the
    air early or not
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    uh... how much
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    isn't work house debate values and
    harmon will address of some of those
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    issues
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    and of the option of cultures
    correspondence important there too
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    as i mentioned that there is a
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    scores of people at the fcc_ working
    on this this for
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    five number
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    with a few months old of there may be
    more people now who've been brought in
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    as on things have
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    started to heat up
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    uh... acting chairwoman clyde burn
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    uh... has articulated
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    uh... that she intends to stick with the
    conditions
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    chairman jack healthy
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    previously announced
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    timetable
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    of getting uh... auction rules uh...
    issued through
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    working order
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    by the end of this year
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    with the incentive auction taking place
    twenty fourteen
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    in my travels i think outer
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    fair amount of skepticism that timetable
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    can actually be met
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    uh... and on a recent appearance on
    c_-span chairman jack asked even kinda
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    left little room for
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    slippage
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    connecting
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    uh... but as i said the auction has to
    happen
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    by statute by twenty twenty two
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    that leaves a lot of removing obviously
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    drags on
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    for a year
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    before they have the option that might
    be a lot of
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    a different dynamics that
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    can play in
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    a lot of things that we talked about
    today may become
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    that's that sort of the overview
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    and michelle you can put up for
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    charleston's slides right
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    okay
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    so im project well i've worked out uh...
    consistent with the nonprofit
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    organization that publishes
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    and so um... work but nonprofit
    organization that advocates for
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    affordable accessible indications
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    handout
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    on one point out that were part of the
    larger community groups uh... concerned
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    with having a free and open and that's
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    with having
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    wexford driving and partners and
    programs for urban areas
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    patents and to pursue the
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    of uh... ownership and contents
    controlled media system
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    and so there's quite a number of other
    organizations in our space that we
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    cooperate answer expertise much much
    smaller lappy
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    um... that no telecom industry
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    rv industry but we have quite a number
    of groups participating like uh... free
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    press consumer federation of america
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    their foundation approach but foundation
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    maybe access project
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    and so organizations like that uh...
    we'd been together the sort of hat hat
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    public interest spectrum coalition and
    if you google for that time you can find
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    a lot more expertise and i personally
    have of people mop-up papers about top
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    until
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    i think we accept the proposition that
    was behind pete walker upper uh...
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    authorizes the incentive options that
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    uh... wireless users growing by leaps
    and bounds and there is intense
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    interested in and
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    uh... cap
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    more stuff
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    so as we also think that the use of the
    proceeds of the spectrum to find uh... a
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    public uh... safety broadband network
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    uh... for snacks is really important
    issue we think of uh... telephones uh...
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    and wireless devices as public safety
    devices and in that way it's interesting
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    to note that over
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    thirty four million people at the end of
    two thousand and twelve were values
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    wireless phone as their exclusive
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    uh... telephone device and that's a lot
    of implications because it means if you
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    need to report of fire or a medical
    emergency house
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    bigger weddings
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    drexel importance here
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    and recently when we have the uh...
    destructions caused by hurricane cv we
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    have this hearing over in jersey with
    the fcc_ call
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    about network resilience
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    and this is an issue that's real
    important to the consumer public
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    interest community activist wireless
    industry
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    aren't we think it should work we have
    standards for things like that not so
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    lifeline rep rates for phones for people
    who may not be able to afford service
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    so uh... so that's just one of the many
    kumarakom
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    graphic pictures that we deal with as a
    consumer
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    what i really want to flag in my remarks
    because i know there's a lot of ways you
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    can come at this issue
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    uh... i wanted to just kind of step back
    at the kind of fifty thousand foot level
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    and look at the contacts
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    where we have a highly concentrated
    uh... ownership
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    of telecom and media
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    companies generally speaking here in the
    united states and we have to build the
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    company but
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    went to try to get across the idea that
    people are really fighting for the
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    attention of the consumer
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    and very screens
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    that we use so screening of your mobile
    phone
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    the screen if your computer screen
    tablet hosting of your television set
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    and if you think of the companies that
    are involved in each of these spaces
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    here there really media giants
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    most of the spaces you know we know for
    mobile phones
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    uh... conscious highly concentrated in
    that space
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    in prague and we've been facing some
    really significant problems with
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    uh... sort of cartel
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    left the fact that project
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    uh... you see the same thing in the
    broadcast and cable space that controls
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    the quality of
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    cabinet
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    how personal non-profit publisher bypass
    you might
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    about the for digital
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    portion of the apocalypse
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    apple face book who an amazon which by
    the company's you're gonna have to
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    negotiate with my content seen by
    anybody
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    so river much part of the next
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    ordinance tablets you know you have
    um... i'd had a great example of the
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    tethered device where the
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    operator apple has a cough a lot of
    control over what types of contracts
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    have here
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    and i think it's important to consider
    this habits and particularly the side of
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    things because we have a lot of
    competition abroad three months
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    and mobile
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    wireless service and to have the same
    company is uh... really involve large
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    positions in the space for us
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    when it comes to bribe begins
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    um... and this is an important for
    smartphones uh... and uh... fraud and
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    abuse in your home
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    that's twenty percent of americans have
    access to only one single drug provider
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    of another big shop americans only has
    access to to apple e and we are good but
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    there's really not effective competition
    between two apple isn't that what the
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    market slump country prices remain
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    exceedingly high
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    consumers don't have choices of what
    howie carr
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    cable or selected channels that they
    wants
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    and um...
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    lots of other constraints on the use of
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    of of the internet that they might not
    otherwise thanks
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    we see it from that situation the lack
    of an incentive to expand markets to
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    build out underserved rural and urban
    areas
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    and lower prices for consumers
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    and we've seen an increasing number of
    sorts private deals that are beyond the
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    reach of public policy
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    that go against the concert
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    so when you look at the wireless space
    we've got four companies
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    uh... verizon eighteen c
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    sprintin cmo over control that ninety
    percent
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    wireless market
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    obsolete replied that a very high level
    concentration
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    and just two of them have more than
    sixty percent of the market
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    uh... so we would argue that this time
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    interferes with the um...
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    normal operations of a mile market
    economy
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    americans pay an average of about six
    hundred and thirty-five dollars here for
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    mobile service
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    and this is far more than other
    countries
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    uh... in europe for consumers might pay
    a hundred and fifty to two hundred
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    dollars a year
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    uh... from service including smart phone
    service
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    so we would argue that consumers are
    being hurt by excessive
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    uh... market concentration and wireless
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    and so the relevance of that time
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    reply in one of the aspect here is that
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    some of the advocates and our
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    area to consumers
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    community area would hope that the
    wireless after
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    to provide an affordable for type for
    broadband
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    uh... that could be
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    help to are expand competition speech
    which is
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    but we see many efforts by industry
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    uh... actors to foreclose that for
    example by pushing legislation
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    flipping and community ownership or
    prevent community
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    operation
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    robin what works
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    up so when it comes to the spectrum
    auction
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    we can also see that uh... left you know
    if you just give it to the normal
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    way things have been working an awful
    lot of the spectrum ends up in the hands
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    of those for companies and the fear that
    many people have from this auction
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    particular that much
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    more a spectrum would go to the top two
    companies of arrives in and eighteen
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    team
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    and this is from a study that was done
    by a mike cooper from consumer
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    federation of america
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    so we argue that consumers need
    competition and choice
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    uh... when it comes to wireless service
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    and in that way in a lot of that
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    out the rest is feeding center for us
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    uh... it's made clear that fcc_
    canceling rules of general credibility
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    including rules concerning spectrum
    aggregation to promote competition
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    uh... the fcc_ could for example and
    pose of women and how much spectrum any
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    one company could have
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    a spectrum cap
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    and they can also set rules for specific
    options prevent any one company from
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    winning too much dot com
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    in an option
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    so we think that this capacity that the
    fcc_ has is critical
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    and really must and and has to be used
    to advance consumer interest in
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    competition and choice wires
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    and one other sort of
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    supporting point architectural point is
    we think there's a very strong case for
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    expanding she argues unlicensed spectrum
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    um... that might be shared by many uh...
    many users
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    uh... we think that shared use of public
    airwaves lower consumer costs and
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    increase consumer value
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    uh... it also encourages experiments
    that experimentation and innovation such
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    as development of new wifi technologies
    award for new
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    new things using radio spectrum
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    uh... and one example of this would be
    greater ability to carry traffic
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    off-loaded from the mobile networks
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    we think of people using tablets in
    coffee shops and so forth its
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    i actually have been estimated as much
    as twenty five billion dollar figure and
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    data traffic goes over
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    those types of of usage is using cheered
    you suspect around out through a common
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    wi-fi network
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    and so that reduces some of the burden
    on the cell towers and backhaul and so
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    forth
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    uh... and is also good thing for
    consumers
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    uh... who are able to get uh...
    information that they need out working
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    in those contacts
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    so we think up through the use of
    unlicensed spectrum we could have
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    increased coverage of wifi and similar
    technologies
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    uh... and also expanded world project
    employment thank you very much a benefit
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    to consumers
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    so before it is that incentive
    interactions there's a lot of commercial
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    pressure
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    to sell africa available spectrum that
    we have
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    commercial parties out what we would
    argue that we need a mix of strategies
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    other payments the public interest in in
    the use of that spectrum and after all
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    it is the public's airwaves are so we
    should decide and democracy that we want
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    them to do use
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    cut
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    answer the question of central europe
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    uh... unpopular we will have
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    a discussion
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    stance if any of the speakers
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    say something that
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    you of what common honor have a question
    about her we'll unclear on for that will
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    happen
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    please feel free to raise your hand
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    problem happened isn't active
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    no enough
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    i thought you might
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    that military attack but the social
    publicly-funded prison kepada
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    hot and at
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    that your account
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    um...
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    my name is david dominant presence and
    your favourite catches association
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    and i've been dealing with the
    commission for for quite some time
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    sexual for
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    for example in the last digital
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    uh... transition
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    off just a couple of things at to begin
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    all of the year
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    the concerns that broadcasters have
    large would deal with over the years
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    transmission
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    now you can receive local television to
    a number of engine distinctive satellite
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    you can receive at the cable
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    you could receive two files
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    you can get it
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    through a variety of sort of paid based
    service
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    what were focusing on concerns that we
    have here
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    or the ability to continue to transfer
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    signals
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    to the american public
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    free over the air
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    in effect
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    for the consumer simply to be able to go
    out getting antenna
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    and receive that signal
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    while is that important it's important
    for a number of things
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    first of all it is the acts as an
    effective counterweight
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    to pay based services and in fact in
    recent years you've seen something what
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    is called court cutting in the business
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    which folks are in fact reverting back
    to over the air television with an
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    antenna
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    also purchasing netflix
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    and create package so it is a consumers
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    that support
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    the second piece of the sister of
    emergencies
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    i do have some of flyers that i i put up
    for
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    in terms of
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    during hurricane season in new york city
    for example
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    when most of the public communication
    systems went out for a variety of
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    reasons
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    with their collective power greater with
    they were overloaded with flooding
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    over the year television
  • 23:42 - 23:45
    remained on the air as the great
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    so was able to continue providing
    service
  • 23:48 - 23:50
    two new yorkers
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    it also coupled in partnered with radio
    stations where
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    nbc_ news for example in town
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    with being broadcast over dot you are
    radio
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    wabctv snooze
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    and during about six or sandy
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    was being broadcast the audio portion
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    uh... by wcpn payment asap
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    and the combined efforts inconsistency
    cbs_ fox x
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    you're looking at about a hundred and
    twenty two hours of storm covered for
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    free without marshall
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    soviet aspect of providing local public
    service i think it's exceedingly
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    important
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    and while all of us have cable and all
    of us have satellite it's important to
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    remember
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    just to give you some numbers in new
    york city along with about six hundred
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    and forty thousand people
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    who get their television over the air
    within
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    most of those populations of the most
    vulnerable populations in new york city
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    across new york state the numbers about
    one point
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    two five million people
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    uh... in rochester for example i believe
    it's eleven percent of the total
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    population
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    and those numbers
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    tend to be grown
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    so the use of the spectrum is
    exceedingly import for continued service
  • 24:59 - 25:02
    but also for development of new services
    not get that in the end of chapter with
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    respect to mobile
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    uh... gtv
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    but what are our major concerns here
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    we really have
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    three key issues here that cut across
    the whole proceeding
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    we walked a successful foster option
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    provided that is indeed voluntary
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    but it's important that it
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    is successful law go into a number of
    reasons why i think we
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    issues we need to look at
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    to ensure that it is successful
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    the second point is
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    most of our members and in most
    broadcasters intend to stay in
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    broadcasting
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    after the incentive often other words
    not necessarily participated
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    they should be able to be held harmless
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    and other words all of you is that can
    receive this signal right now over the
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    us and canada
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    should be able to do so after this is
    all over
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    we've learned in the gatt transition
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    that when you stop producing coverage
    here is a moving people around consumers
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    they call us
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    they call the fcc_
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    uh... kit
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    jess becomes a mess so you have to be
    exceedingly careful here and for a
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    number of reasons
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    we'd have to intrigues building and
    shifting around it's going to be far
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    more complex
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    than it was in two thousand um...
    digital transition
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    the final thing is and and i just want
    to touch on this because it is rather
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    esoteric
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    weenie n workable standpoint
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    so that one spectrum's is reality and
    often the often incentive options
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    to the wireless companies
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    we need a band play
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    that is efficient
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    but one that will not result in it
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    ditional interference
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    to consumers worked hard to watch
    television
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    so those of the treaty
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    key things
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    we support a voluntary option
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    we wanted to be successful
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    we need to packing that holds
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    consumers harmless
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    so that they can still get
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    free over-the-air television and one of
    the envelope doesn't result in a whole
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    lot of things
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    was drill down a little bit on
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    first it has to be voluntary
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    congress is that it was the voluntary we
    assume we will continue to be voluntary
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    but what does volunteering
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    would voluntary means is that we're
    going to
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    have an incentive auction those
    broadcasters allot dissipate
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    in those broadcasters who don't
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    don't have to
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    and will be held harmless
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    they were a number of ways
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    you could get delayed federal
    regulations to co
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    create quote
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    incentives to participate in the auction
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    and we have to be very careful that we
    don't stripped down that path so we
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    truly want to be volatile
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    broadcasters
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    would get compensated in this auction
  • 27:48 - 27:51
    if the trend in their six megahertz work
    the spectrum
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    they would get property port
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    if they decide to cut deals and share
    channels with other stations in the
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    market
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    thereby freeing up some shingles
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    also
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    if they moved from uhf_ which is the
    price factor in that
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    that the wireless industry would like
  • 28:05 - 28:08
    down to the vhf_ thing
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    now the reason why you may get
    compensated for that is in the future
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    there
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    it dot the transmission capabilities
    actually a veteran uhf_
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    india chip
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    we all grew up with
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    to four five seven nine
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    remote chance
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    not necessarily digital
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    in digital uhf_ channels actually
    superior
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    so there should be some compensation
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    i think
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    the other aspect to this and and i know
    what appeals for the cuts in the
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    cineplex very late into the valuations
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    you want broadcasters to participate in
    the auction
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    so the question is if i truly my six
    megahertz what is it worth
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    in the auction
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    what would you get paid
  • 29:02 - 29:05
    and he had just sitting here today is
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    we don't know
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    jerusalem generic ways to look at this
    one i will pay you consistent with what
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    your broadcast business thoughts one
    word
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    you have a way to take a look at is the
    snow
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    you're going to get paid for the value
    of your spectrum
  • 29:22 - 29:24
    to the potential ultimate user
  • 29:24 - 29:26
    think of it is selling lane
  • 29:26 - 29:29
    when he gets shopping center are
    starting to use comes in in you sell
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    your house and your plot of land
  • 29:31 - 29:35
    is the value that you get the value of
    it as a residential structure
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    or is it the value of the potential
    entity that's going to ultimately
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    usually
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    even all into something else those it
    through very different valuations
  • 29:44 - 29:47
    and the question is right now in
    washington
  • 29:47 - 29:50
    is how was the fcc_ going to adopt
    walls from or will they adopt rules
  • 29:50 - 29:52
    regarding things
  • 29:52 - 29:54
    and that's an extremely important issue
  • 29:54 - 29:56
    there is also a collateral issue
  • 29:56 - 29:59
    that and that jonathan brazen makiel's
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    yes you see is potentially new who can
    participate in the auction who the
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    potential purchases can
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    those are issues regarding whether or
    not we have to walk away and and with
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    respect or allege to upload suspect
    ownership in spectrum
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    uh... we really don't take a position on
    that
  • 30:16 - 30:19
    but it is something that you have to
    look at because clearly will affect the
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    price
  • 30:20 - 30:26
    and they very well effective dissipation
    right-wing option
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    what is our real concern here
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    for goals
  • 30:29 - 30:33
    who will remain broadcasting and serving
    their communities
  • 30:33 - 30:34
    it's in the statute
  • 30:34 - 30:37
    and the statute says in doing all this
  • 30:37 - 30:40
    the fcc_ shelby all reasonable efforts
    to preserve
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    as indicated
  • 30:42 - 30:46
    coverage here is a population served
    reach broadcast television licenses
  • 30:46 - 30:49
    in effect when you look at this it says
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    holdem harmless
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    leave consumers disenfranchised
  • 30:54 - 30:58
    you should be able to serve the same
    people that were serving
  • 30:58 - 31:01
    unfortunately when you begin to look at
    this there were those who don't believe
  • 31:01 - 31:04
    that says what we think it's at
  • 31:04 - 31:06
    because you have to resolve reasonable
    effort
  • 31:06 - 31:08
    what does that mean
  • 31:08 - 31:09
    in addition
  • 31:09 - 31:11
    the statue
  • 31:11 - 31:12
    details
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    the definition of a coverages
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    that's what that's all we g sixty nine
    reference
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    christian
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    however the fcc_ has started a
    collateral proceeding redefining what
  • 31:22 - 31:23
    all we can sixty nine
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    with the engineer definitions are
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    the net effect if that will be to
    actually potentially reduce coverages
  • 31:29 - 31:31
    so we're very concerned about this
  • 31:31 - 31:36
    this is the guy posted the broadcasters
    were that's the north star
  • 31:36 - 31:39
    and that's what we're trying to make
    sure the sec_'s faithful
  • 31:39 - 31:41
    to the statutory provisions
  • 31:41 - 31:45
    how complex is this going to be at a
    very high level
  • 31:45 - 31:48
    if you took a hundred and twenty
    megahertz which is what the sec_'s
  • 31:48 - 31:50
    national bargain amp plants said
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    out of channels thirty one two fifty one
    nationwide affecting six hundred and
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    seventy two
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    for power stations directly
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    two hundred nine class a stations
  • 32:00 - 32:03
    in over three thousand more power to be
    stations
  • 32:03 - 32:06
    and i have to take those from channel
    thirty one a fifty one
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    put that into
  • 32:08 - 32:11
    uhf_ channels between fourteen thirty
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    that is a real difficult task in new
    york for example three channels a
  • 32:14 - 32:15
    devoted to
  • 32:15 - 32:16
    when mobile public safety
  • 32:16 - 32:19
    three television shows already
  • 32:19 - 32:21
    bring out your specter show one
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    because it's going to be difficult to
    put these in
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    the other piece to this
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    anything
  • 32:28 - 32:31
    effectiveness is not necessary ltd
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    to those folks who channels thirty one a
    fifty one
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    it's everybody
  • 32:35 - 32:38
    it's all potentially all television
    channels
  • 32:38 - 32:39
    resilience
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    to pull out your engineering shoe horned
    and make this work
  • 32:43 - 32:46
    you may have to reshuffle the entire
    death
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    which means every channel
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    e being reassigned and channel number
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    just like we all went through gatt
    transition
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    all this time
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    you won't have a scandal of station that
    stays on the air what to do it
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    you're gonna have taxes shutdown move
    channels around in new york city tickets
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    really complex because everybody's on
    them fire and then they'll try to move
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    to world trade which brings out a whole
    host of issues
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    i know you can see this
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    it's fair and obviously
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    if i'd take a hundred and twenty
    megahertz out of
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    or twenty television channels
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    out of the television being the new york
    what does that do
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    in rochester
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    it will affect seven out of seven
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    television stations in rochester will be
    affected
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    and we have a diminution of service
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    if no one purchasing trading option
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    but the sec_ still try to take a
    hundred twenty megahertz suspect
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    in the city
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    thirteen out of twenty seven off their
    television stations in new york city
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    will be affected
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    stating their alternative way
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    to avoid a reduction incorporate of the
    remaining stations
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    you may have to get thirteen out of
    twenty seven stations in new york city
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    to participate option
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    that's pretty high number
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    rochester or buffalo
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    you know how to get into this little bit
    later
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    it's very early tied up here
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    because of our friends north of the poor
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    uh... you work
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    indirectly means this
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    when you sit op
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    when you do chale allotments for
    television or for any specs
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    you pick a point
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    and it does longitude latitude i'm gonna
    put that this channel
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    now in order to
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    put in a channel on the same channel
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    i have to go hundreds of kilometers away
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    otherwise to interfere and sort of a
    classic venn diagram overlap
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    the reason why new york city is
    implicated
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    is this
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    any television
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    that's within two hundred and fifty
    miles of the board
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    of four hundred climbers
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    on has to go to canadian
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    sparked the tree
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    if i right out of stations in rochester
    or buffalo buffalo is that i have to see
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    oj simpson rajas
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    a lot of rochester
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    rockets is going to have to see a lot
    less from syracuse
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    syracuse is gonna steal from albany
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    and you betcha all believers who still
    trust you're from new york city
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    the state is going on in pennsylvania
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    and together we'll try to steal from the
    jurors
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    that's what happened
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    back in the fifties politically that
    isn't gonna work but the bottom line is
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    when you're doing trio optus
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    the space differentials that you need to
    do that allotment feely substantial
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    so that's sort of what this means
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    the net effect that this is initial
    we'll numbers
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    using the real allotment um...
    engineering basics that we use when we
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    did deacon
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    uh... channels reports
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    so of talk about this why were barber
    concern
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    obviously we're concerned about all the
    author of who was in new york city all
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    six hundred forty thousand
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    an editable funneled populations
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    were concerned about that all week a
    sixty-nine perceiving that the fcc_
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    has
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    because it may be redefine how we define
    interference
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    and the way the fcc_ has a service
    serious is
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    this is the area that you can serve
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    picture it is a circle
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    you can receive at but if i put a
    station over here out of stock causing
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    interference around the edges
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    it's the interference from the store
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    that allows consumers to watch
    television without getting smell flaws
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    what is the digital
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    that proceedings exceedingly important
    to us
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    translators
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    translators are concerned that most
    people think they're inter-mountain west
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    concerns
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    in upstate new york if your mom likes
    public television the way you get your
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    signaled to walk the adirondacks
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    is by a translator
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    in new york city on long island
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    but where big trouble queens
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    in a little bit further out gets their
    signal just threw up what we call
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    filling translator
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    because that the area have to get it
    different from
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    so we need to put a separate translator
    on iraq
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    under the fcc_'s rules all translators
    are not
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    repeat not protect
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    connections statutes or of sources that
    correct
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    the statute does not
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    protectees work give them a priority
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    that does not mean legally you can't
    protect
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    but in terms of what is guarantee
    protection
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    this is what could happen
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    and as a result we may lose a lot of
    service in new york state
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    it's not just the problem on track
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    canadian voters choose a significant
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    if you look at the arrangement that we
    currently have with canada
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    there are literally
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    harvard's
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    of megahertz of spectrum on the other
    side of the border that are not being
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    used by our canadian brothers
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    stdout
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    what well the issue is
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    what's in it for them and why should
    they give it to us
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    new york state broadcasters along with
    the wireless industry the publicity
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    processes that you haven't asking tick
    check this issue up
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    to a very high level
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    we've always had poor nations issues
    across the border with the fcc_
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    ministries canadians
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    but this isn't just an industry
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    interference issue
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    this is this is bad
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    the respect among the other side of the
    board that will solve the rochester
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    buffalo which at
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    if we could get
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    so senator schiller and send a
    deliberate have asked
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    that uh... sectors that carried
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    in actually kick these debates in these
    discussions up to a very high level
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    and every one of the new york delegation
    support
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    in new york city there's another issue
    that's unique to the city
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    and that's what i was microphones
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    right now because of a lot of the white
    space decisions
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    um... there are two television channels
    that have devoted to wireless
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    microphones
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    in new york city
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    this proposal proposes to squeeze out
    those two channels and have a lot of
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    share
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    our concern is that we use wireless
    microphones are on the spot news reports
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    it's nothing specific
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    i have no idea what the next dot for
    terrorist attack is going to be
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    or where you go with a hurricane cnb
    widow floods even a breach
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    need to be able to go out to be sure
    that your wallace microphones work this
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    is one of the conditions in this
    proceeding
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    but not a whole lot of people focused on
    in new york city is important because it
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    affects news
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    news gallery and a lot of wireless
    microphones and by broadway that's a
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    whole moments of issues
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    as i said this impacts all stations
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    the other thing to keep in mind
    relocation costs
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    congress since i work with some five
    billion dollars
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    i don't think that's gonna be enough
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    and the question is whether the with
    that should be the sec_'s budget for
  • 39:44 - 39:46
    relocation costs
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    or whether or not
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    it will be more expensive
  • 39:48 - 39:53
    i can tell you in new york city the
    relocations cost i've got to be farmer
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    about not with a young and hip around
    the country
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    particular to try to work on on empire
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    don't work for a preponderance uh...
    parliament
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    definitions masato
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    uh... we support what's called the down
    from fifty one plan
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    are concerned with the proposals that
    some of the proposed that a canal
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    is that we do not want the variable plan
    which the sec_ is proposing
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    is that you would want to have
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    essentially nationwide walk for miles
    it's easy for them they can make a quick
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    they can sell it
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    what other concepts which they have
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    wireless
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    services
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    let's save the end
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    and new york
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    but then you sense that come in albany
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    for television
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    when you get near the edges of what we
    call a case of markets
  • 40:41 - 40:44
    there is a todd's potential witness in
    the second kore
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    and as a result of have to create
    separation distances
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    that are hundreds of clock potentially
    hundreds of kilometers long
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    and that's a very inefficient way to do
    it so we support
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    always a down from fifty one but to make
    sure that broadcasters
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    are in their own trouble spectrum and
    not having to share
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    code channel and certainly in new jersey
    market
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    i'll leave you with us
  • 41:08 - 41:11
    the future
  • 41:11 - 41:14
    do not think of television as turning
    something on the sitting at home
  • 41:14 - 41:19
    watching lawrence welk that our parents
  • 41:19 - 41:22
    weird within two years of two thousand
    none is where the digital transition
  • 41:22 - 41:24
    took place in two years
  • 41:24 - 41:27
    willing to use it develop mobile canteen
    technology
  • 41:27 - 41:29
    we're in the process now of developing
  • 41:29 - 41:33
    a new digital standard
  • 41:33 - 41:36
    not only from or fissionable far more
    flexible
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    one of the problems that doesn't get
    talked a lot
  • 41:39 - 41:42
    is set for the last several years we
    have been frozen in place
  • 41:42 - 41:45
    not knowing one aspect was going to do
  • 41:45 - 41:47
    and we need some certainty to create
    investment
  • 41:47 - 41:49
    so that we can improve service
  • 41:49 - 41:52
    we're still the number one shows in
    terms of news entertainment content
  • 41:52 - 41:53
    going out there
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    but we need to compete in this wireless
    world
  • 41:56 - 42:03
    and what will happen but would you do
    have to sell
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    as for the record my parents
  • 42:09 - 42:13
    really liked what and
  • 42:13 - 42:20
    you know that i i i was just offered a
    situation that's for sure
  • 42:20 - 42:22
    utility it said
  • 42:22 - 42:24
    gave you charles
  • 42:24 - 42:27
    imagine and i realize wait for a day of
    the things that make creature which will
  • 42:27 - 42:32
    make israel is more campbell
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    divisions you let the discussion
  • 42:35 - 42:37
    konzi
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    but first a little bit more visible
    lillian
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    disclosure which was not paid you
    mentioned you were saying
  • 42:44 - 42:48
    spermine about what would you call me
    really is a lesion worker stated to the
  • 42:48 - 42:52
    satellite leading telecom industry and
    have been spirit really large amount of
  • 42:52 - 42:57
    time on spoken violation recently
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    in fact wrote uh... to be persuaded you
    are probably right suspect which have
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    something to evaluation will get into
    that
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    including one student you are probably
    rights and if we bought the rights for
  • 43:07 - 43:10
    television broadcasters newspapers may
    be of interest
  • 43:10 - 43:14
    this is a sort of talk about his back on
    the process lee
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    valuation challenges of the building
    their case dose of price information
  • 43:20 - 43:25
    was people into in past clearly
    determined for mobile data is
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    rising dramatically and playing golf in
    the charts all kinds of
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    answer based always showed his muscle
    upward draft
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    from the looks like that
  • 43:37 - 43:40
    uh... spine is supposed to anybody
  • 43:40 - 43:45
    and so that you love that the sec_'s
    clean-cut itself will be shortstop from
  • 43:45 - 43:49
    and uh... in the past really seven years
    the dramatically increase the amount of
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    spectrum mobile phone
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    instead be megahertz
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    g six hundred made megahertz
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    it was like a pretty across the great
    all through the government agency to be
  • 43:58 - 44:00
    working on
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    polarities that he was really has more
    spending bill walker mobile broadband
  • 44:04 - 44:07
    and any other country if you will find
    except germany which is six hundred and
  • 44:07 - 44:11
    fifty megahertz of just slightly higher
  • 44:11 - 44:14
    but still we're looking for more
  • 44:14 - 44:17
    the fcc_ ones that another three
    hundred agar hurts is for the two
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    thousand ten national broadband plan
  • 44:19 - 44:21
    and used for that
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    disability come from the television
  • 44:23 - 44:26
    broadcasters
  • 44:26 - 44:29
    finance basu every year today
  • 44:29 - 44:34
    most political toughest argues that the
    pull off his that peace there entered
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    three megahertz
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    or usually less
  • 44:39 - 44:43
    generally speaking reality spectrum when
    the sec_ tries it is a
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    very long laborious process that takes
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    all forever
  • 44:46 - 44:47
    and here's
  • 44:47 - 44:50
    from the uh... time period at stake in
    the past
  • 44:50 - 44:53
    and so this is so much impulses was set
    up to
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    digital equipment
  • 44:54 - 44:59
    she will allow the broadcasters that
    like his lawyers to volunteerism lead
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    relinquish their rights
  • 45:00 - 45:07
    and therefore speed things up a little
    bit
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    they start to think about the public
    broadcaster to sell it
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    kind of interesting situation
  • 45:12 - 45:14
    answer
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    that's because
  • 45:15 - 45:16
    when you think about
  • 45:16 - 45:19
    you know the fcc_ buyback spectrum
  • 45:19 - 45:21
    is uh...
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    it's kind it's kind of awkward because
  • 45:23 - 45:25
    the broadcasters
  • 45:25 - 45:28
    although they have licenses they don't
    have property rights and those licenses
  • 45:28 - 45:29
    so we really
  • 45:29 - 45:31
    you know the sec_
  • 45:31 - 45:35
    live from a legal perspective aside from
    the the jobs act was passed to arthritis
  • 45:35 - 45:36
    he said of option
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    doesn't really do need to buy it back
  • 45:39 - 45:42
    not near the licenses course although
    great with me congressmen not lobbyists
  • 45:42 - 45:43
    soccer
  • 45:43 - 45:46
    buddies here at eleven
  • 45:46 - 45:49
    if they really could do that
  • 45:49 - 45:51
    what creates a loud
  • 45:51 - 45:52
    insomnia symbolism
  • 45:52 - 45:56
    how would you pay to get something back
    that you know we need to pay for
  • 45:56 - 45:58
    that's uh... integrates a dynamic where
    it
  • 45:58 - 46:00
    the options not
  • 46:00 - 46:02
    district economic situation
  • 46:02 - 46:05
    so it's not like the original store to
    buy an apple and
  • 46:05 - 46:06
    face travels
  • 46:06 - 46:09
    you really you're going to buy apple
    from the egg corner
  • 46:09 - 46:10
    he's your brother in law
  • 46:10 - 46:13
    who has a sick kid but you really know
    that you got the apples re-try the night
  • 46:13 - 46:14
    before
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    and so you have received a battle
  • 46:16 - 46:22
    they fear this is so much going on that
    really has nothing to do with the market
  • 46:22 - 46:23
    these let's call them
  • 46:23 - 46:25
    what what you're looking at
  • 46:25 - 46:29
    good but the real reason yes he's he's
    paying the broadcasters is that
  • 46:29 - 46:33
    they want tour options but since you
    know what i was uh... writers
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    but if it's a good way for broadcasters
    buckingham may save the wireless
  • 46:37 - 46:38
    providers they want to sell it to you
  • 46:38 - 46:42
    yelled yet but there's much we pay as
    much because the envy their residents or
  • 46:42 - 46:44
    undermine
  • 46:44 - 46:48
    uh... there's also the broadcasters to
    have a friend and political power
  • 46:48 - 46:53
    and of course about that's the whole
    thing such as to their city buses
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    the little more serious a practical
  • 46:56 - 46:58
    considerations which is essentially
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    effect
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    creative property rights
  • 47:01 - 47:02
    from you know from
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    factual perspective
  • 47:04 - 47:07
    spinning about so there's
  • 47:07 - 47:10
    the situation the broadcasters and try
    to understand how much the fcc_'s do
  • 47:10 - 47:12
    want to pay them
  • 47:12 - 47:14
    uh... it's is just fought with
  • 47:14 - 47:18
    uh... more political issues then really
    i a strict economic issues
  • 47:18 - 47:19
    on the other side
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    you have the
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    the wireless providers
  • 47:24 - 47:25
    and there you have
  • 47:25 - 47:30
    as really unusual situation coming up at
    the same time
  • 47:30 - 47:34
    there's actually no consensus in terms
    of the future growth rates in terms of
  • 47:34 - 47:35
    demand
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    you're
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    is too much consensus in terms of supply
  • 47:39 - 47:40
    angle
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    gold little bit more
  • 47:42 - 47:46
    boarded people say that smartphones are
  • 47:46 - 47:50
    coming out everywhere excuse and like
    nineteen times mankato videos being used
  • 47:50 - 47:53
    and a m traffic is increasing matically
  • 47:53 - 47:56
    but there's a conference recently and
    then the answer machine to machine
  • 47:56 - 48:00
    so increasingly there's all the place at
    the crime issue to transmit data
  • 48:00 - 48:01
    to a different networks
  • 48:01 - 48:03
    and so on out
  • 48:03 - 48:05
    adhesion comments add to that
  • 48:05 - 48:08
    right now there are more wireless
    devices more people to know if you drive
  • 48:08 - 48:14
    people to sell to to know what i was
    computer sold machines
  • 48:14 - 48:17
    there's a lot of data from a cisco
  • 48:17 - 48:20
    began talking about um... mission this
    earlier talking going up by seven
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    percent year over year
  • 48:22 - 48:24
    oh one-issue point is that the top
  • 48:24 - 48:27
    one-percent users of our news it is a
    portion of traffic
  • 48:27 - 48:30
    that but papa blues download you every
    year
  • 48:30 - 48:34
    smartphones forgy has there been a
    dramatic impact in terms of increasing
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    usage
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    tablets of course he even more so
  • 48:39 - 48:42
    the bookcase in terms of demand for
    spectrum says that these trends are
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    oldest
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    implying that wireless usage is is
    essentially the building to the roof
  • 48:49 - 48:52
    erica is essentially is the opposite
    saying that
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    deductible and plan effective
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    on the new data plans that essentially
    been
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    phased out are largely based on a
    courtroom still have one
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    but umm
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    most people have been blues mostly
    rapidly
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    there's been a lot of all wireless cap
    expanding the last several years which
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    essentially has been dividing their
    wireless sites
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    in there for allowing you to use the
    testimony or
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    uh... exactly look at the the spectrum
    out there below on
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    split uh... to get your words
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    what sort of it is reused
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    when you're talking about
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    excerpt you have to get her to the uh...
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    you're a spectrum
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    big a third of the scribbled out
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    so a lot of the spectrum its license out
    there
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    has even been
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    them both out
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    love your
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    order from her chemo holds both at the
    moment
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    so there is a place that
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    suggests that the growth in data demand
    is actually slowed
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    uh... significant vectors such a good
    day from the sec_ i wasn't able to
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    pick it up again
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    can carry uh...
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    traffic demand growths
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    projections you every year envisaged jim
    and projections of actually come down
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    uh... dampened down
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    naps in numbers but the not of increases
    started to come down so it's a real
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    debate about
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    uh... the rate of demand at demand
    increase
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    only charges apply to the similar
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    uh... debate going on
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    one-sided says that you know moore's
    spec not much respected in the coming
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    online
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    yes he's he's already allocate uses
    stuff
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    instead of option though may never
    happen because to me so hard awful that
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    happens
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    so far down the road and very few
    broadcasters would dissipate
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    and so they won't be anywhere near two
    hundred twenty megahertz or revise
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    twenty-four beggars are talking about
    now
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    look inside cells
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    well actually all of the spectrum is
    coming online those processes are in
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    place for the three hundred megahertz
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    in addition to this model unless the
    spectrum that's coming online
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    what was the second was alluded to
    earlier so this is the second that could
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    be used up without a license in shared
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    in enormous amount of
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    spectrums being considered for
    unlicensed use all fourteen hundred in
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    business for before megahertz
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    uh... that compares the six hundred made
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    places they are so we have right now
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    albright also about five hundred and
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    inside five hundred fifty
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    notable wifi spectrum
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    somewhere between four and forty game on
    tv
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    just in my father megahertz of
    unlicensed spectrum union karen
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    status date shipped
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    reason for a long
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    on this guy get help
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    extremely out variations are
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    i was asked talking to you uh... two
    people added
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    the conference recently learned
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    you said very much u
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    spend their whole life
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    working with uh...
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    license holders
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    and working on sailed in print and sales
    of licenses
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    and one said that
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    uh... television
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    broadcasters are not going to just
    taking large numbers in the spectrum
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    auction because he's been getting up
    your whole perspective because it's
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    increasing at such a rat race
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    the person who i respect equally
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    well you know actually what's gonna
    happen is you so much on my suspected i
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    mean i really need to have this out
    incentive auction
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    strengthening
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    itself
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    the option e-series
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    up about nine billion eight nine billion
    maybe maybe even more you know how much
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    to be back in cost
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    intently
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    suitable dates of the spread needs to be
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    between how much the government pays the
    broadcasters and how much
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    they uh... they get on the other side
    needs desperately to be at least at
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    literature is putting the a lot of
    pressure
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    on uh... the sec_ to increase that
    number
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    selective
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    the extradition of the treasury
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    is one of the year
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    big debates is how hard is the fcc_
    gonna push the broadcasters for a low
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    price
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    they talk about the via the uh... denom
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    of economic aspects of that
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    it is again a lot of the based on that
    on one hand the who wants to get it done
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    quickly have incentive did as did the
    broadcasters a fairly generous price as
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    long as they can
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    meet that concert nine ten billion
    dollar a twenty million dollars tread
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    decides that slowly the treasures but a
    lot of pressure on them
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    and without the use of the broadcasters
    and say
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    you need to stay in this auction you
    need to stay tuned place
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    because we're not only did the specter
    that
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    if you don't just any option
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    we have to get that after a
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    that process is in the a lot less
    pleasant way
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    that is the real put other relevent
    dancers what is the market saying
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    and i saw her giggle miles is the bus
    what wall st
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    who's the divisions that reduce paper
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    is incredible ah detail in this
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    and he's a allies essentially every
    spectrum auction for them
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    in every spectrum sale it's been
    reported
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    enticing by as frequency about these
    other factors and global detail
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    witnesses is the actual
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    average annual place increasing
    inspected
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    in waco
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    were tells us
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    insult people it goes down here its
    price is still going up which is going
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    up at a lower rate
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    so close to what was your places to live
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    you see there are two thousand this area
    that i don't really know
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    everybody's worried yet with all the
    smoke was coming out
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    usually especially out there
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    home indians but this is that
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    inviting all these maps
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    adventures out wireless companies were
    able to eat meat that man one set of
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    smart phones working
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    here that the visitors and and and and
    that was filled with yours
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    rising almost in flat
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    and position um...
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    policy tracker
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    kunin alice's of about two hundred
    options internationally of spectrum
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    included last couple of years it
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    globe witnesses all those all us
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    but uh... globally actually the price
    for spectrum has gone down adoptions
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    governments have been
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    such a getting less revenue fortunes
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    than the last couple years now having
    prior years
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    and there's a couple of inexorably lead
    to this point what is that
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    removes uh... four-g_
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    pronounce maltbie
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    more than service unit three g al larger
    mounts a spectrum
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    uh... more efficient in support of
    spectrum
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    sewers and uh...
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    fifty megahertz blocked that might be
    fiber six times
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    more fishing on a per megahertz that
    basis tampa five megahertz block
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    as soon as demand for much larger blocks
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    that's all that's also encourages a
    consolidation of the industry
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    uh... so business as usual bidders
    because it makes no sense to get the
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    small block so i get large blocks
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    isn't really speaking is this less
    bitter that's
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    i hope that uh...
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    push some of the consolidation
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    when you have to i disagree with that
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    with that
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    with with charles dot on
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    us-led
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    house luggage everyday as cm hooking up
    with that only
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    permitted from the air spaces that
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    by far the lowest pricing anyone world
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    us consumers use about ten times worse
    opens about ten times
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    realtor countries in so that those
    little higher
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    but the price for meeting place for
    megahertz is uh... still low
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    seven percent of the
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    uh... four-g_ users in the world right
    here in united states as on zero four g
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    in europe because the wireless carriers
    that
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    you just don't investment
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    resources will pop up
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    some of these uh... these issues
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    alleges that in some countries
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    the they provide easing the sec_'s
    government is to be close
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    it makes more sense to have larger
    blocks spectrum
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    artisan policies with their spectrum
    auctions
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    although the number of buyers
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    uh... to make sure that people who will
    you get the fish in size
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    blocks a spectrum
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    this is a real trade-off between
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    trying to have competition
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    and try to have spectrum blocks that are
    efficiently uh... fish in the slides
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    celebrating turns into a muslim refunded
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    protected
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    forces at work
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    please
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    it was
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    industry perspective is that you all
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    past it as a lifeline to keep the
    neutral
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    although it won't let it ought to have
    anything about your kids live all of the
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    own altogether set for the
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    bobcat fighting a specialized oracle
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    twenty mobile
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    uh... the by i think it's just one thing
    whatever i'm proud of it off at an
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    engineer opengl took effect last
    michigan attorney
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    and i've been doing the spectrum worker
    for a couple of years now include david
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    was working on the various issues i
    think that dvd transition i was still in
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    high school
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    but there was intimidation electable
    while now that i love letters in st
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    and love
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    sl generally just intensity of michael
    here today is sitting up
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    first wave of sheer today glass is half
    full not happen
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    that the the process is working
    distorted transparent hot of process
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    more lesson we think there's a lot of
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    the opportunities i can say i i work at
    it it it is our daily basis
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    before the fcc_ and practicing for
    silent like senior citizens are not in
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    we think there's been a lot of progress
    in a lot of
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    very helpful consist of
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    well that's why i want to keep it
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    a brief so i think you've done three
    sixty three and a half either seven
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    eighty eight right
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    all right
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    so on
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    i think the issue that i thought it
    would be uh... are really going to be
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    critical or what the broadcast
    participation
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    how many
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    we're and we're going to look at all i
    think david allude to that
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    the physical location a broadcasters to
    presenting option are very important
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    because of the way the broadcast
    allocation a structured
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    even if you got no purchase additional
    campaign new york city broadcasters as
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    he gets on the part apart were going to
    get some new jersey you can get a lot of
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    spectrum in new york city potential
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    also that's actually a a major issue
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    uh... within just a vicious top
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    wireless position
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    carriers to know how did it of you know
    what i got a four hundred evaluated that
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    there's been a apart as well
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    you talk a little more about the went
    under
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    the other ideas set by the statutory
    obligations
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    bothers the statute of jobs that and
    actor but by my bat nine point three
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    billion dollars a specific allegations
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    seven billion dollars for the first of
    all off with city hall that security
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    problem that work
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    one point seven five four progress or
    location in a couple
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    no with congress works a couple hundred
    million their home coupled with their
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    hit and you're out there in your have
    been on bbc
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    it's not cynical unique
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    so that the flooding also cheating the
    public policy obligations
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    deficit-reduction is
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    all in one of several
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    polsey obligations actually
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    we can point out competition is very
    important and i think we we've heard
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    that a repeated over and over again
    davis when others broadcast you provide
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    a competitive input for the cable
    operators charles of one l that there
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    needs to be while some fishermen for
    multiple consumers are appeal to gain
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    access to it
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    on then pointed out that you should be
    little competition so maxim prophesied
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    it
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    darnell martins
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    itself
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    but capitation is an overriding thing
    that you see here and i think we all
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    experiences l firsthand and is it a
    statutes as section three oh nine
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    about enabling statute one of them
    foreign criteria the government and
  • 60:26 - 60:29
    congress has said is that the wild
    dissemination auctions
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    at a competitive selection for the
    people of options
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    to broadcast as options are picking it
    because of the spectrum that's involved
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    in slow dance spectrum butler
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    you can talk about more
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    really is a opportunity provided
    competitive but
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    for church you don't have it out
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    team all being one of us uh... sprint
    has very little that
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    uh... worst u
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    the legacy appel operating companies
    rising att_ up quite a bit of it
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    provides aldrich drawn at about that
  • 60:57 - 61:01
    all but one of the pope is all the time
    of and plan because at figured as a sums
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    up the television and uh... i'm here we
    keep hearing about that it does have an
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    important issue
  • 61:05 - 61:08
    the sec_'s on july these different and
    plants in the it
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    the implicit affectively says
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    house inspector may be divvied up that
    without unsold unlike its sale was only
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    name if you think of it in terms of real
    property
  • 61:19 - 61:24
    the fcc_ proposed a van planet initial
    notice proposed rulemaking
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    that wasn't true
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    pocket by the recent
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    positively receive a lot of folks a lot
    of initial public commoners
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    proposes alternative ideology most of
    them actually grievous idea from going
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    from jail fifty-one
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    the tv stations
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    dalam
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    that the ban
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    uh... an ap
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    uh... suggested that t mobile suggests
    that bribes and eighteen feet that
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    occurs at crittenden vendors in fact it
    is pretty you know for consensus
  • 61:47 - 61:51
    uh... recently two weeks ago lunch
    evangelicals his last day
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    the uh...
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    as easy but up about notices for into
    other band playing ideas based on some
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    of the implant
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    doesn't receive that it's always great
    to have uh...
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    i think it's actually obviously as you
    see because of the fact that you've had
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    a stress para processes
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    more ideas being discussed because
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    let's face it this is a very technically
    challenging issues
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    and i think that's very important for
    there'd be a wide dissemination ideas
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    thoughts
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    you know but they all the parties are
    really trying to work with the pros and
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    cons of this issue that
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    nothing is gonna be briefed always gonna
    be some kind of caught
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    uh... what had happened
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    but if i've inked in for the use of
    distinguish what our plan is to make it
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    a perfect
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    and what are possibilities from a
    connection doable
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    and i think that there are there are
    impediment that they're but they're very
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    few possibilities and
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    final make things work tonight
    economically feasible way that
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    technically feasible
  • 62:43 - 62:45
    uh... and i've been in my fine you can
    see that some of this
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    these different then carefully sets or
    what
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    the major essay
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    anti-tank five proffer that are being
    well an extended by the fcc_
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    on the original accusing others of the
    year there's little italy mentioned
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    small there's no
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    cuisine or testing on the same time
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    you can see that that votes of the work
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    he said that their friends apparently
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    the team although perspective that we
    were there but ah...
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    filed work hard ideas to maximize the
    amount of care of spectrum pare out we
  • 63:16 - 63:19
    can get trained for israel right
    competitive for inputs and
  • 63:19 - 63:23
    you know more about what's called uplink
    it about language in case you don't need
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    a provider
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    divorce and wide about a public unlike
    self
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    uh... needs adoptions is really missed
    last opportunity ghetto foothold or
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    toehold even end up
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    below their structural area
  • 63:35 - 63:38
    uh... what you stand for it is a new
    york city
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    the way in perspective algeria city it
    gives me a spectrum bright spectrum
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    envelope and that's it
  • 63:44 - 63:48
    artist friend just recently at somebody
    itself on a political or the other
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    probably provide a
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    statements in terms of the amount of
    capacity that's out there
  • 63:53 - 63:54
    and so
  • 63:54 - 63:57
    this instead of auction process
    theoretically could meal maybe make up
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    two hundred twenty made or suspect with
    a local
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    that's a lot of the lotto uncertain
    about what
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    almost double the amount of existing law
    that spectrum
  • 64:04 - 64:10
    uh... and so have an opportunity
    accidental
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    down one fifty one days
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    gel fifty-one ever sorry for the
    c_-section and i need that are very
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    publicly
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    and you work
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    you definitely frequencies in the work
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    delve further into the sixty six ninety
    eight six and seven six eight six
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    the fcc_ is original band where that
    she had
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    somewhat of a tv as some of the mobile
    operations there
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    tv stations and more more mobile
    operations down below it
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    and that kind of assist let
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    on and so
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    that was they were southern challenges
    and you ponds affected with that and
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    that's
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    uh... what they mean contrast yet yet
    and other doesn't mean it down to fifty
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    one
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    versus the fcc_ game plan
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    that shows me that she had the kids
    using something like that they had
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    alluded to the earlier called a variable
    pamphlet
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    on what's called a sample of the fear
    have some kind of variability component
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    or very possibly geography
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    gimana spectrometric covered in new york
    city
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    probably isn't going to the same man
    sections we covered
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    in topeka kansas or in san francisco
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    and having the flexibility to you that
    we think is very important i think those
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    that are all why does anything support i
    don't
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    david and i said that requires a
    slightly different record our concerns
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    get into the least common denominator
    approach uh... does not if you know he
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    says don't the small sonata specter
    dictates how the entire country works
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    out
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    and that's problematic because in
    reality there may be part of the country
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    surf along the border were no spectrum
    is cleared because of canadian border or
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    similar impediments and that's the
    failed upheld auction appeal process so
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    this is
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    tables below
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    interest with the others that are
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    as these issues sandbags
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    you have this here
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    certainly
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    large chunks
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    proposals so
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    economic as well as engineering
    efficiencies
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    the rationale for the people yeah i
    think there are some some fish is
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    exactly what i think you all the
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    uh... there is a lot of a political also
    although just a published all the
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    different i think i get a better dot the
    graphics of the lord is my beforehand
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    um...
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    but income at the very similar ezekiel
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    well anything unusual
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    complex
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    there's a good idea
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    so what they are of wide variety of
    ideas we think having
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    origin is not a simplistic but
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    washington us chunks of spectrum
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    injury but i know
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    we've been in the county uh... about
    um...
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    praise for having a lot
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    headed by members of the largest on
    apparel i suspect available for further
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    story is that
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    wife because where reasons the old
    overweight as a technical issues and we
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    thought this is doable unlike an actor
    should we want to see we want to see a
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    lot of spectrum out there because
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    it provides
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    a lot of
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    no four fissionable all part
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    and so everyone can somewhere
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    on the way it is a lot for his if they
    were using air smartphone estimate for
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    delhi calvin is of little
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    waiting list
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    he awaited it more difficult question
    every business uh... since president do
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    you go to experience is pretty deodorant
    south tv's or hope that i can do that
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    as a reference matter but
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    visiting a friend forever folks are
    realized
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    this spectrum the slogan spectrum
    illegally good for what's called
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    coverage purposes as opposed to pass it
    purposes we see that they will tell you
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    why file footage people use wifi
    alkylene
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    because the wifi on the world's largest
    chunk of spectrum nevertheless signals
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    this whole idea broadband communications
    that you're awfully novel thing
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    a lot of rise in three g uh...
    networking is a cd mazen twenty one
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    point two five-letter respect
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    is changing the party will also
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    uh... three g and four g you and he s
    slash h escape loss
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    uses three twenty four
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    mega perspectives on top of the bigger
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    verizon mt mobile in agencies healthy
    americans about ten megahertz and that
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    sort of the last meeting the twenty four
    months
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    at this stuff is for that
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    there's a little bit novelty for the the
    contiguous that somehow the spectrum
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    works out
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    but it was a lot point that i want a
    long-lasting of
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    that they could afford to realize that
    this is an somewhat so there's a
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    government
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    congress has expressed a preference to
    see
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    dissipation yeltsin
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    this is not a if you see is working to
    write his son it's another to be a mocha
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    brittan
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    broker middleman alike
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    on this i guess so it's a session
    cessation program
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    you're not looking at your look instead
    of ice people that is the case
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    i think that's a really important notice
    on the boundaries with you can do it as
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    david parts of the really should be
    voluntary
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    uh... enters the right way to do it and
    will call willfully deliberately until
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    usgs whatever it is
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    from that kentucky myself of india seven
    minutes and i have banners
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    them
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    first here
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    bollinger
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    standards
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    streamline markers
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    orchestrated cc we're not going to
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    you were
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    for virtual order
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    with had used his unit armed
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    through the us treasury because
    they're going to be uh...
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    so comparable pressure out
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    voluntariness you know how i don't we
    hope not
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    i think the question of voluntary again
    up to now serve in congress up long-term
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    means exactly what it is not
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    but there are a number of ways to go
    about their wheat packet
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    for those who do not want to speak to me
    packing is not volunteer
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    that's required
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    and so then the question becomes even if
    i don't want to participate in it in the
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    context of attacking as my coverage area
    going to get produce to the point
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    where i begin to lose service area
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    we'll we've redefined the engineering
    aspects of broadcasts video we two sixty
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    nine proceeding
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    war against loose servicer
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    there may be in its strength is
    sensitive voluntary participation in the
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    auction that's why
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    and are needed for the part of our
    halloween what this auction to succeed
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    because of the sec_ makes in a
    priorities that we want to take it was
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    somewhat units
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    we'd want to take a hundred and twenty
    megahertz factor
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    then the next question is ok for those
    who were left how do we make that fit
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    and that's really one of the issues that
    that comes up here at the same time
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    benefits group of we've talked about a
    little bit
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    there's tremendous pressure
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    brought to bear to have a successful
    option to fund
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    federal deficit reduction but certainly
    public safety aqua as well
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    so we want to succeed
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    were beginning to see some things that
    make us a little nervous but i i'm
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    hopeful that will be able to work it out
    struggle for his part
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    yet
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    for small business spectrum
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    discussed
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    throws out the over the last twenty
    years lifetime
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    um... there is a station allocated for
    this small businesses
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    was physically abused
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    one-third others at this time
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    turns out that over the last decade
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    about twenty billion dollars that given
    the school is a step further
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    the large corporations with inspection
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    besides designated entities
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    those are the other than uh... we filed
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    forty years ago
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    uh... doctors without eight eight
    billion dollars worth of differences out
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    so small business
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    diseases with the
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    is all my life corporations isn't easy
    for us
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    eighteen in writing this to get do you
    get this section of the use of the
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    homestead
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    every couple of years scratches yes
    brunt of it all up and staff
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    icao situations
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    at the back everybody there isn't a
    whole
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    in additional regulatory flexibility
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    analysis which is a small business
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    investors
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    it turns out that in that debate used by
    the sec_ is nineteen ninety two
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    this bold is a suspect in the nineteen
    ninety two
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    doesn't want to give you the history
    left spectrum
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    over those pages which is contracted did
    meetings he had been arrives
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    mobile hospital instead
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    the thirtieth scare everybody is that
    the although the white house is
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    connected to the special access lines in
    briseno
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    and so it would have now basically is
    too large corporations testified fuels
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    with their families so that you mobile
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    a lethal
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    with ron sensations in new york
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    the same exact access
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    published effect cease-fire spectrum
    analysis because what happens is these
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    guys hence we want to know that uh...
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    affinities across the united states
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    so e-ticket twenty billion dollars of
    inspections reversal
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    is knows that he wasn't
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    for small businesses for small
    businesses that had been requested a
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    budget got fired for watching
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    especially axis feels is right
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    for example in new york
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    weekday athletes and teams for it
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    hanji excited about it because of a twin
    specters data is not a lot of these
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    products
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    confirms
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    yeah i think that would be to keep in
    mind is big
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    this issue which i am at the
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    wireless carriers
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    or at where the broadcasters
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    it's a very different intensive business
    night who's who is looking up then
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    through the they don't know the exact
    arrangements but certainly both att_
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    bryson where they cut top twenty cos he
    paid me for a hinder the lobbying in
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    being the uh... the cj
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    is also insurance issues right there
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    iniki's also in the top
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    over the top twenty
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    as well
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    there is a very
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    very politically uh...
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    your own
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    motivated in industry
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    the other thing and turns to see the
    broadcasters won the reasons that so
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    much political clout
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    is that every congressman wants to be on
    good terms with their local radio
  • 74:10 - 74:15
    station so they get coverage begins at
    six and from the equal oftentimes that
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    can be exempt from equal coverage
    requirements
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    uh... and so it's
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    makeup industry for a small business
    person doesn't have the money to do the
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    prop lobby
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    its side
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    the senate money
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    desi exceptions olivia inspection is a
    stable
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    can give you the satellite area
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    this and you see a cc
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    appear to need any of the backward
    eclectic stability in terms of waivers
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    in terms of when bill that he's been
    quite need to be uh...
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    deadline ticket
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    cdc dac seeing some flexibility there
    but it's it's usually areas was not
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    there's less competition
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    the uh... is
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    zuza
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    sent the president has to do with small
    businesses to from above us
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    busby share
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    he's radar screen that's
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    over-the-top asking him handlers
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    is
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    which is for the simple
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    three days
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    i think
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    it's fair to say that uh... fcc_'s
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    outweigh
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    the program through out
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    and you know in part
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    in my own personal opinion
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    he's had something to fact trying to
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    provide incentives
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    businesses
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    people
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    and had
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    difficult the access to capital
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    to get into a business that was a very
    capital-intensive business
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    very difficult thing to do thank you
  • 75:44 - 75:47
    and so the fcc_ use increments
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    for ensemble and it's
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    seemed uh... improvise advantage
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    tudors logged option
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    didn't work out well yes he's seen it in
    the states and how they
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    diseases deal with them
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    uses
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    well i mean
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    tho rolls have any doubts but
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    you know and i have
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    it's it's not direct
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    with breast cancer was one of the to
    listen to broadcast
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    has been a lot our televisions
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    which the fcc_ his portion faucet for
    over a
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    fifteen years
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    uh...
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    the net result of this proceeding may
    very well be the squeeze out most of
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    your low-power tv stations in the
    united states uh... up because in terms
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    of recapping
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    while they while the fcc_'s coolers
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    well power to you translate is not given
    protection under the statute
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    so when you doing any sort of meat
    packing the mom and pop translators
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    throughout the west
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    and also to upstate new york
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    as well as your book power tv stations
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    uh... may very well gets wasted by i i
    wanted a subject that touches a
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    controversy there there is
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    disagreement about whether it is easy as
    the ability of the current blue
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    aloha or entrance there's actually
    because just because a lot of good news
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    that he does that mean one way or the
    other whether you know others
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    instruction from congress like you know
    right over silicon members of the
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    chapter of the senate no power and
    chances are specifics chasm is that
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    you've been so
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    we did the work include that's because i
    i agree great but it doesn't mean that
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    they could be unless you're saying
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    but the staff is believed that they are
    actually
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    using indicating
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    do you get to school
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    yeah she accidentally kaplan is enough
    decision that it's being
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    it's stated
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    israel has a lot of the editorial is
    inevitably area to see how they are on a
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    rock star wasn't television's the and
    malaise property to get through then we
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    have a different discussions with the
    peace of the new york going affair while
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    tell us about that
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    and their pay an accident you know
    that's a very kazakh really i think goes
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    the crux of this
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    is that if you look at all of this
    renewed you want six hundred megahertz
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    spectacle and because of its propagation
    characteristics
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    certainly if you're looking for
  • 78:15 - 78:18
    efficiencies in cell division and more
    physical move higher up in the p m to
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    cover new york city and the whole east
    coast kore
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    the six hundred megahertz bien does is
    it gives you
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    to refer propagation characteristics
    particularly when you want to start with
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    afloat
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    a one too many the next level ability
    you what happened
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    they can pick it up on this marvelous is
    exactly the point here
  • 78:41 - 78:45
    right now i can get mountain lakes
    television or we're working in canada
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    for free
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    i don't charge for that all you have to
    do is go to radio shack to buy sell for
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    twenty nine dollar intending to buy
    suffolk
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    id tv which right now the precious
    project about for two hundred fifty
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    thousand a day
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    and i can watch in albany fourteen
    channels
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    for free
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    with an antenna
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    now of course
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    if this goes through and a lot of the
    spectrum gets
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    squeezed out and sure enough
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    kits purchase
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    and your developers for our floating
    down when you're right you may still be
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    able to get it
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    we'll take a moment
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    supposes
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    zero
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    here
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    mrs
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    uses
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    with food
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    hello
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    with the one
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    right reserve that is after u
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    these people are going on
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    religion
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    tv methicillin-resistant sandy
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    it's patriot their disaster
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    laws
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    not
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    history
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    except for the whole
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    that's what this is a question that
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    pretty
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    asean
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    his
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    harshness
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    past
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    i think those notes
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    it doesn't number of things and doesn't
    literally fear you need some assistance
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    that the state first
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    because translators are not protected
    and number are
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    of of public tv
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    organizations in the various states
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    world news a significant amount of reach
    if you look over at filed
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    on the surface republic of inflation
    filed in this proceeding they're very
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    very concerned about
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    and as a month
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    there i think some public tv
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    and it does it really does vary from
    state to state that have large-scale
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    networks
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    may not participate or may not suffer
    roads rules within the state
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    first they don't systems or university
    on stage
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    are for that
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    classic public television station
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    uh... i think that there are
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    one could look at it that there are some
    business opportunities if i have two or
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    three public television stations in the
    market and i certainly can participate
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    and century kept the revenue from one in
    order to keep the other
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    uh... the parent public tv station
    going
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    by the same token i know a lot of folks
    in the public tv industry that
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    you know they do you do they're very
    serious and review their mission
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    as as providing
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    non-commercial service to the public
    over multiple television stations the
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    building up a multi cast over those
    stations provides a plethora of of new
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    and exciting services soap
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    i guess the real issue is i'm sitting
    here today i can't tell you how many
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    public
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    tv entities
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    wilkens bracelets and start off by
    person without no
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    what i do know though
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    is that depending on how many how the
    auctions go
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    we want to make sure that they're
    covered jurors
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    and the populations they serve
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    aren't diminished
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    as a result of a re packing policy
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    that results in small cap
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    would it be she didn't want to state
    abc_'s resulting ideology
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    uh... reducing the amount of spectrum so
    right now the licenses are six megahertz
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    with the children's mission gently
    donate six megahertz chip like as a
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    television uh... channel
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    those decision to give up perhaps half
    of the spectrum or share spectrum of
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    another station kitten you're right way
    and quite can raise the money director
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    robert you'll always have a six-member
    chat
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    the technology is based in cincinnati
    unable to put nineteen point three four
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    megabytes per second down that string
    and i can subdivide dozens of channels
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    hearings in fact that's that's what it
    was you know i'm not
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    not technically lucinda not cutting it
    down for members of the site
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    until you get the signature charity
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    i think it would be hearing from your
    membership about
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    liability
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    has an option
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    he attracted
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    practical challenges
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    uh... i think that there were some
    people who were who are working out but
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    i have to tell you it's not a whole lot
    does not this is not received a whole
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    lot of time
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    arm there are some technical issues with
    it
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    unlike now where i can multitask do
    multiple channels
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    i am responsible for the transmitter
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    at the worst content that goes over
    those channels
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    that's it
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    what channel sharing approaches more
    came to almost a condo approach
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    were on the same building
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    but i actually have different homes
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    and working out those relationships
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    in other words if your channel twenty
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    i may own the first channel twenty but
    my children
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    twenty point two
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    will be on by ended license to some
    other entity
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    but we will be sharing the same transmit
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    in the same power
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    in the same facilities
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    so working out those arrangements i
    don't think we're quite there yet
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    uh... i i i really do think what's
    incumbent upon the fcc_ in and i know
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    that working extremely hard on this
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    is this a century to develop we have
    little or no answer
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    we do need to see the software for
    repair
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    to make sure that
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    to see how it works
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    we do need the rules
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    established to try to get a sense of how
    this is all work
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    went through all that sort of comes to
    fruition and i think it will boost this
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    year
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    uh... my folks are looking at it but i
    don't think it was meaningful
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    commitments
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    the question
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    subleasing confused by the wireless
    microphone issue why did i didn't just
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    say
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    that's just some sense how law pieces
    aside from a new publisher to digital
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    system which is much more influence on
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    widened
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    correspond issue
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    is
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    a lot more complex and than most people
    think you have right now things base
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    a number of wireless microphones that
    are one since
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    are part of very very large entities
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    um...
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    you have a lot of folks spoke spoke to
    some some the music business some
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    broadway using wireless microphones
    somewhat license summer nine
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    the broadcasters you using license
    wireless microphones
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    and i think that actually with the
    sec_'s trying to do his
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    by taking that specter way servant to
    drive the technology
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    and to shifted but as of yet they
    haven't requirement they don't want
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    wireless mic and have to go if
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    my biggest concern innocent our debate
    has been
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    right now if i walk colbern that
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    but they want to cover it yankee stadium
    are covered and i have to five hundred
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    determines
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    to make sure that my wireless microphone
    won't work through event
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    i have the typing to divert database
    right here
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    essentially koala rsa conference early
    around yankee stadium
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    on and work
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    supposed to happen isn't unlicensed
    weapons not supposed to be netspace
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    that's come to the white space database
    at their word that working out right now
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    my biggest concern is that
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    we still use all what called spectrum
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    released the two channels that they've
    been left us with the sec_ left this
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    is a result of a widespread proceeding
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    for all the wireless microphones
    licensed once microphones to new york
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    city to cover news and public affairs
    process
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    alan engineers tom and that's just not
    enough
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    it's just completely cramp whether you
    think that
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    you do it right off of miles plan are
    not using long-term
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    we are using in certain delivery
    situations sort of from our problem of
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    back to the station
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    you do have some folks who using trots
    out
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    which allows you to use your cellular
    companies to get from the remote rock
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    back to the studio
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    one of the things that
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    run into unfortunately during burgess is
    when i was sudden all that explodes
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    usage becomes really important
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    is your still using your salary for
    structure inconsolable
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    and cancer shut down
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    so we still cling to very much
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    the use of what we call argument uh...
    progresses in respect of the two-tiered
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    yes
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    because that is dedicating water
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    saheb
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    president ms
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    question primarily for two on
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    do you think that it's necessary for the
    commission to
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    resolved
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    and and
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    birthday
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    tackles some of the other issues
    proceeding
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    you know i think it's it's it's not
    necessarily all isn't perfect
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    before you get all your persons that we
    think it is important to start working
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    on
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    and what the fcc_ has done
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    their plan isn't the first thing that it
    is worked out so we do think it's very
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    important
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    obvious to me perfectly resolve but no
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    ninety percent of children all argument
    is that the family for most of the rest
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    of the items that
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    but there are many things in the
    interruption process
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    every one of these things a little mob
    the changes wanted the optional for iraq
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    to reverse the dissipation rules are
    regulate the foreperson specials right
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    aggregation that's right now with all
    the first things that can be adjusted
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    uh... come to know what
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    this anti-pollution does what
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    with the flu has
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    effect on the issue that set up for
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    used on the other than the providers
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    instead of
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    the sec_ in terms of gauging how much
    interest you can be divided on the other
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    side
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    used in effect and as you might want to
    broadcasters
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    or anyone that show helpful this new
    process
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    usually what will be comply under the
    influence of
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    wouldn't it
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    report driver process
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    the census which
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    coverage disposals hubert sister
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    it
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    he learned a lot of the side of the
    event that we're doing is about politics
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    usually the thing that would be if we
    don't forget that spot
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    indeed the option would be limited all
    with the top thirty five stations of the
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    document we megahertz is up thirty five
    markets
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    dot byrd winners lesson that if you
    pardon smaller amounts
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    into those markets uh... in terms of
    salinas the wireless carriers with louis
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    jordan places probably in with a few
    dollars supper megahertz obviously like
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    new york
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    worth of that that within this your
    prime spectrum
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    in terms of how much they actually do
    the broadcasters
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    uh... delete
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    lobbies markets is unused
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    broadcasting spectrum right also tubes
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    some of the market now absolute not
    martin's growth
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    people are all going to go before will
    probably have reveals that his date from
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    manchester to return
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    martyrdom for just a bunch of just about
    everything
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    while seeking here's the problem that we
    don't understand speaking records i have
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    a few courtyard is a future for example
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    aren't sure if i don't want
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    i don't have a channel five and harkin
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    our original five improper why because
    regularly to fear
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    with boston profits of the southern part
    of last year's i have a channel five in
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    new york i don't have a channel five in
    philadelphia because i had a channel
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    five in philadelphia
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    of northern new jersey would work for
    because you get completed
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    over that entire area you don't see
    another channel five
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    until washington dc
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    that doesn't mean it's being abused
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    that means is that the way the system is
    based in terms of the conference here is
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    that pride
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    the engineering calcium you can't pop
    another station
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    so when people see uh... chart this is
    all my cock you got all this this space
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    and inwards
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    employees theory
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    is wide open television sets
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    i'm building a television set a lock on
    to a particular attention reject all of
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    us
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    i can i think that set works within a
    certain environ
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    and if you start with pics squeezing and
    stations or short space
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    what you get essentially this massive
    amounts of interference
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    perhaps the best example of what not to
    do
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    and no one was this is but if you listen
    if your return under any and they have
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    some time
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    in your car
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    and what you hear is a lot of staff
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    and that was because everybody started
    shoe warning in a ham stations all over
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    the place and essentially
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    hindu it becomes a lot of extra alleys
    and you can start disposed of the
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    sec_'s assuming that there's roughly
    thirty five markets in the country
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    where there's not recliners free
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    tivoli
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    maybe thirty five markets
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    where there's not really sweet
    rescissions
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    contract that's their houses what what
    what do you are hearing a lot of comfort
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    and i'll tell you one of the problem for
    processing analysis
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    when the fcc_ brought the and worked
    as a referendum on the brothers have
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    preferred said they could get a hundred
    and twenty mr perspective
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    could get this nationwide
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    they forgot to include all the spectrum
    agreement with canada
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    when they pick for did something later
    said uh-huh which include elvis assuming
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    no one participates in the auction
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    if they want to get a nationwide block
    that number one down about six
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    memberships
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    helped you may be able to get spectrum
    montana
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    you may be able to get stuck in the
    middle of kansas
  • 92:44 - 92:48
    but on the east coast which is where
    everybody wants
  • 92:48 - 92:50
    you have a spectrum crunch
  • 92:50 - 92:52
    and that christ starts and
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    that north amid a summing up there if
    you've got a little bit so they weren't
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    that's just going to be recognized our
    market exchanging their military
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    attitudes those questions
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    part of the present for u
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    it gets easier because there is
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    there is a retired generals and those
    who work the debate
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    that's right range and absolute
    disagreement here
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    so maybe it's more a one issue is
    clearly a target of what the issues that
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    is
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    is president whatever
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    that will come down to a lot to q held
    the sec_ runs the option
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    and there's been a couple proposals as
    to whether will be at blind auction
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    where people put out the price
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    and the sec_ decides to accept or
    reject it
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    of the other
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    process that uh... and uh... we're going
    to be in the mechanism from the sec_
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    recently impunity
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    and the
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    bottom of this
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    was that
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    they be doing a process where they're
    going to preach station
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    essentially give them a place to accept
    or reject
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    and so that would have it's a very
    different place
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    uh... there's another
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    process than they do
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    whereby
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    every station presenter
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    spectrum
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    yes easy looks at it
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    and that's a one market they want to
    take part of them
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    everyone will get
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    take whether eyes twenty s
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    everywhere that is that they're there
    will be at the same as the price
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    susan overdue for medicines
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    that may be used then you have certain
    stations that are between mark major
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    markets maybe between your boston
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    in which are going to be
  • 94:23 - 94:27
    you're affecting multiple markets and
    the fcc_ has decided he wanted to
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    you really have to get out
  • 94:29 - 94:34
    the address what but i i i uh... what
    points something yet carolina dot
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    carvalho point because i know you can't
    be
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    if you want to help clear if you work
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    because of the way the allocation so
    that you really should start looking at
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    hartford grocery store looking at at
    albany you should start looking at
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    believe it or not now in philadelphia
    but poster
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    all of the cause of the way indifference
    patently goes live those smaller market
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    every day since a large markets
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    for clearing purposes that spectrum
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    could be very valid
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    and for our friendship answer or also
    you've got to see if i can get ballfield
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    off
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    what chemical
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    order phrase into a discussion parkinson
    s birthday stuff
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    whose entire although the
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    let me let me ask you about haitians
    into the concerns but we're not or the
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    biggest mce d market that have a big
    impact the policies that affect the
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    script
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    uh... panel
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    so if they have a situation where nobody
    dissipates and in new york city
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    but if you get that this scranton tv
    stations
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    begins
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    actually give them a lot of money that
    relocate and its entire where throughout
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    the other
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    first a look at officer
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    dot navajo
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    so you know they said that s era and
    that's what you know i think the new
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    everyone everywhere went out there that
    i would expect
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    just be killed use cozy has completely
    knocked out by the people that one of
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    the l
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    so little hole
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    or what about those poll out analog
    spectrum comes up and i think that the
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    central tenets that
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    simply can't pay to get it for a lot of
    money to get one or two tv stations in
  • 96:12 - 96:16
    your state of the state which includes i
    think it's a real possibility
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    if it's only a lot of spectrum that
    shakes out of the whole use coast the
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    future
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    telecast hesione analysts to
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    and as you were too
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    is important to this whole
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    seasick steve has evolved
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    mentioned last night
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    you think about the thing that thing
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    become more prominent happened
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    initiates getting more and more changing
    his spectrum sherry
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    immediately
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    if any of the spectrum
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    it with st
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    you have any pieces newly ordnance that
    came with his viewpoints gap
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    the allocated for shared use
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    uh... that's become incredibly hot topic
    in fact uh...
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    usually
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    oakland speculative copy that studio
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    innocent relativistic people usually
    there were no that means that
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    there's a recall it was
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    include more information but spectrum
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    the idea that spectrum d here that
    licenses yuqing usually dramatically
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    increasing usage letters study on
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    w judo vicinity even you know
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    imports the recent new york chicago
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    and most of the second is use less than
    twenty percent of the time
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    milliseconds
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    lessons which they
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    as that was used given day
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    so that you credible legalization
    speculate that the uh...
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    million but when she reached uses the
    more pressure to december the forbidden
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    deepest gaffes world allegations which
    is that good
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    i think it's a measure of the highest
    ensuring that those broadcasters vision
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    and i'm a home for a graphic
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    as is born out of the getting the
    broadcasters have decided not to think
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    it's really important
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    and how it's easy goes about doing that
    concern you know the in case after drug
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    addiction
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    walter
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    uh... whether it's not a very specific
    target outreach work not certain
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    monetary now's a mechanic
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    surekha spirit that were correct there's
    a leadership role in making the gospel
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    singers organization i think that's
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    as report
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    i think this too is that the signature
    of television broadcasting
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    and what it somewhat of a alike and
    eighteen to twenty four months we've got
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    the support of the crisis
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    in cuba are worth again today is
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    from a reference
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    looking at years down the line
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    uh... wonderful replace and there may be
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    different instances considerations
    broadcasting community
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    but you're somewhat
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    for like they are for a little more tv
    and i think that what you think that off
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    and sat i've had enough i thought what
    animal tv visual receiver in it
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    alternately that make may not take all
    and there may not be
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    uh... maybe at the client is important
    for him and i may be a lot more people
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    interested in
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    deciding to go to where the only uh...
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    uh... peaceful tv watching and that
    you are about to speculate on
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    uh... cool
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    speculate that the committee
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    however i'm not sure have
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    of and reactors feel that i fill the
    innovations begun you've seen so much
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    attention
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    celeste yours
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    units of some they really want
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    the head
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    door at halftime of the every event
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    leather notice there that it's a system
    we can get your local stations on the
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    internet for mentality
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    like that
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    it's nice to have a huge impact on the
    the spectrum are a lot of people
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    watching broadcast over an area that may
    be over its own
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    is that what does that you're so upset
    about this that
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    um... you've actually threatened to go
    off the air
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    yet
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    of these uh... boasted of the zillions
    radio ninety percent of their uh...
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    audience
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    of three people cable and
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    in satellite it uh... areas taking it
    for free
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    ronin undermine a marketing actually
    sensitive off the air makes sense when
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    you get back to spectrum watches the
    whole day and it's a spectrum auction
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    should that happen and it's a long shot
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    that should happen uh... that
    dramatically change the dynamics became
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    editor spots perfect
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    but the air
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    i thought art
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    uh... let's look at
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    actually uh... app
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    plattsburg misogynistic martins
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    of using
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    birmingham yet
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    michael milken wednesday
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    involved here
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    that
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    right
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    conception
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    that's the cynicism a concerted
    intervention that has no of her
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    are you didn't use surfer like that
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    districting got off to think that it's
    not a reptile
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    through a dormitory reworked
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    at this point in
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    i mean i i i think the question the
    question is is because obviously you
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    have litigation that's based on uh...
    copyright law
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    and you drove us put the circus
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    and whether or not someone has a
    business
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    after having
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    creating
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    no justice
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    quote-unquote technology or gimmick to
    create thousands of little antennas and
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    say aha this is your sense of providence
    therefore copyright act
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    uh... with that
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    he sustained ultimately by the courts to
    deny do happen
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    uh... split
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    uh... i think you sell
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    if you don't want shot part of their so
    i am not
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    i don't believe area was going to kill
    lee auctions swooped down to i also
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    don't think it's going to kill
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    the television business model
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    because i'm not so sure how long will
    will be around
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    given
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    essentially
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    are unions
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    flagrant violation of copyright law
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    uh... what we believe that the scores of
    lawyers who are probably more
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    who jordan but it didn't happen right
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    it makes a marvelous story but in the
    long term for financial aspects are
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    personal i just don't see it lasted
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    sis
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    work
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    but
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    uh... i i i think there are two other
    hidden issues and i don't know how
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    the first i think will become more
    product that's been discussed the matter
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    is
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    what role if any will be international
    agreements with canada
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    right now the sec_'s said that that
    working with canada through that
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    traditionally a subcommittee
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    uh... at the bottom line is
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    that may not
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    enough
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    itni require greater work
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    all at the international law and we'll
    see how that goes
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    i think that may become much more
    prominent issue going forward the second
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    so decade mission appears and it's a
    difficult one
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    is that the broadcast industry is the
    middle of once again changing its
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    transmission system atsc
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    red-hot
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    now whenever you change a transmission
    system you actually changed the dynamics
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    of howard
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    of coverage and what you think to put
    that system
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    the industry would hold the mass that
    maybe we ought to waged antioxidant
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    packets will pick up the new
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    um... atsc system
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    the commission said no we're not gonna
    work
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    what what you see happening on the
    television industry in the last couple
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    of years despite the fact that aspect of
    your speaking
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    programs for
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    is a continuation of development
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    of new transmission and technical system
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    which would provide more ways to meet
    consumers and platforms
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    if this auction gets delayed out
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    at the same time this hectic about
    develop
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    you may see some changes
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    esterhaus pro but
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    that's a long shot down the road
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    but if something to keep in mind because
    the truth is the system is in the
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    prosecution
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    that work
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    on signaled the start time
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    was up
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    uh... easily ankeet
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    the
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    prevent care and probably one
Title:
FCBA Panel on the FCC Incentive Auction Proceeding - NYC 6.5.2013
Description:

Federal Communications Bar Association (FCBA) Panel on the FCC Incentive Auction Proceeding at T-Mobile NYC on June 5 2013.

Speakers:
· David Donovan, New York State Broadcasters Association
· Christopher Wieczorek, T-Mobile US, Inc.
· Charles Bell, Consumers Union
· J. Armand Musey, The Summit Ridge Group
Moderator:
· Jonathan Cohen, Wilkinson Barker & Knauer, LLP

http://www.fcc.gov/incentiveauctions

http://www.fcba.org/

http://isoc-ny.org/p2/5633

PUNKCAST #2195

Webcast support: NYI http://nyi.net

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Duration:
01:44:44

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