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The Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday kicked off a process that will look into whether some airwaves used by broadcasters should be reclaimed and repurposed to expand the reach of high-speed Internet services to more Americans.
The FCC issued a public notice seeking comment by Dec. 21 on the issue, which is likely to see chairman Julius Genachowski’s agency run into strong opposition from broadcasters. Genachowski previously warned of a possible spectrum crisis, and the FCC has raised questions about whether broadcasters use their spectrum efficiently.
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