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Now if the NAB can make a reasonable case that granting the spectrum in question would make their own services significantly less reliable (interference, etc) and explain how (ie. make a technical case, instead of relying on demagoguery and spin), then their position will merit more respect; otherwise, the FCC should ignore them and accept the proposal.

DSL uses phone line frequences not employed by POTS, but the vendor also has to provide a phone line splitter/filter to make it work. Can't really expect everyone to put filters on their TVs and radios.
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About right  John L. Ries | 09/12/07
Ironic, isn't it  rosanlo | 09/12/07
White Space  NetArch. | 09/12/07
Increased competition?  Anton Philidor | 09/12/07
IPTV and Internet Radio.  ShadeTree | 09/12/07
Seen it, heard it.  Anton Philidor | 09/12/07
Based on my experience NAB might have a point  j.m.galvin | 09/12/07

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