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To: Dexter Lives On who wrote (12334)	12/12/2002 12:29:31 AM
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Hi Rob, Much more detail at www.fcc.gov/sptf Then Read the first eight pages, especially if you work outside the United States benkler.org Spectrum policy appears to be coming to a turning point. After half a century of criticism from economists, the FCC and Congress seem poised to undertake substantial reform of a system that almost all commentators criticize as outdated and inefficient. Two radical alternatives have emerged as major approaches towards reform. The first, more widely known, is the proposal to create a system of property rights in spectrum that would form the basis for a market in spectrum to replace the existing regulatory system. The second, less widely recognized, is the proposal to permit greater deployment of wireless equipment that relies neither on a license nor on a property right. This open wireless network approach-often called "spectrum commons" or "open spectrum"-aims to provide a space for a market in intelligent end user equipment, rather than a market in infrastructure rights. petere

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