FCC Poised to Approve White Space Broadband

The Federal Communications Commission appears close to approving the use of unlicensed white space within the broadcast spectrum.  The expected approval at the November FCC meeting could enable faster networks.

White space refers to the vacant part of the spectrum that will become available after the broadband analog spectrum is converted to digital. The use of white space might interfere with other broadcasting signals and networks, but the FCC found no major interference problems.

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