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Unlicensed Devices Below 900 MHz and in the 3 GHz Band 3650–3700 MHz Radio Service—Update—As of December 31, 2008, there were 596 Nationwide Licenses granted for this service. From this group of licensees, 112 companies have filed deployment details for a total of 817 sites. The FCC information site for this service can be found here 3650–3700 Radio Service Details. DTV Transition—The FCC Adopted Analog Nightlight Program for Emergency and Digital Transition Information after the DTV Transition – (Dkt No 08-255, FCC No. 09-2) FCC-09-2A1.pdf FCC-09-2A2.pdf FCC-09-2A3.pdf FCC-09-2A4.pdf FCC-09-2A5.pdf FCC-09-2A6.pdf Streamlining and Other Revisions of Part 25 of the FCC Rules—In the Eighth Report and Order, the FCC further streamlines the Commission's non-routine earth station processing rules, by adopting a new earth station procedure that will enable the Commission to treat more applications routinely than is possible under the current earth station procedures. The Commission has determined that satellite facilities provide a competitive platform for delivery of broadband services, which is especially well suited for extending these services to rural and unserved areas. In other words, satellite services employ cost-effective technology to serve communities with low penetration rates, especially those in remote areas. In addition, the threat of competition from satellite-based broadband Internet access and other alternatives will stimulate deployment of broadband infrastructure, including more advanced infrastructure such as fiber to the home. Moreover, the number of consumers who receive their broadband connection through satellite or other wireless technologies will continue to increase as new satellite services are launched. If you have not subscribed to WirelessPulse, Comsearch's FREE E-news, just click below and enter your details.
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