It is our responsibility to ensure that the process by which we allocate the lifeblood of wireless information delivery, spectrum, promotes the needs of broadband carriers while simultaneously recognizing the value of this spectrum to the existing license holders.
Lee Terry: “It is our responsibility to ensure that the process by which we allocate the lifeblood of wireless information delivery…”
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Terry highlights the importance of fair spectrum allocation for broadband and existing license holders.
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Thank you. I want to yield to the gentleman from Georgia. I don't know if you are a Bulldog or not, but you are in Congress. I now yield to Rob Woodall, the gentleman from Georgia.
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