On the recordFebruary 14, 2011
The principle purpose of the FCC is to allocate spectrum and to try to find the most efficient way to do that; that spectrum is public property
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congress.govThe principle purpose of the FCC is to allocate spectrum and to try to find the most efficient way to do that; that spectrum is public property
Goodlatte emphasizes the FCC's role in spectrum allocation.
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