Verizon Supports FCC's Spectrum Proposal for National Broadband Plan
Verizon voiced its support for FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski’s recent proposal to free up 500 Megahertz of new spectrum over the next decade as part of the upcoming National Broadband Plan.
Verizon said it agrees that newly identified spectrum should be subject “to market-based policies that will promote innovation, speed the delivery of advanced wireless products and services, and ensure that commercial spectrum flows to uses the market values most.”
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