Official objections to the licensing of nearby radio frequencies have historically been used as a delaying tactic meant to prevent competition.
June 12, 2017
‘When a new mobile service causes interference to another network, who is responsible for correcting the problem?
That’s a question that will increasingly make or break emerging industries. With the explosion of wireless applications and technologies, the value of scarce radio frequencies has skyrocketed into the billions. And that means more conflicts at the borders of what is increasingly high-end real estate, even out on the spectrum frontier.’