On the recordDecember 11, 2012
If we don't see strong participation from the broadcasters during the incentive auction process that reaches Congress' goals, does FCC have a fallback plan?
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congress.govIf we don't see strong participation from the broadcasters during the incentive auction process that reaches Congress' goals, does FCC have a fallback plan?
Questioning the FCC's contingency plans for the spectrum auction.
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