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Panel: Revamp spectrum-management system with more flexibility

Published Friday, March 26, 2004

LAS VEGAS--U.S. spectrum licensees need greater freedom to maximize the benefits of the nation's airwaves, which traditionally have been tightly controlled by the Federal Communications Commission, according to five experts speaking during a "moot court" session last night at IWCE 2004. Under the current "command and control" approach, the FCC dictates the use and rules for spectrum, but this practice does not provide licensees with the flexibility necessary to react quickly to market opportunities in the ever-changing world of wireless communications, according to Dale Hatfield, adjunct professor in the interdisciplinary telecommunications program at the University of Colorado and ...

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