Geoist Spectrum Policy Finally Embraced by Many
"For more than 10 years, citizen groups such as Common Ground-U.S.A. have favored a smart, just policy for how to handle "spectrum assignment" -- the process of determing who gets to use which airwaves. In the past, spectrum assignment has been a corrupt feeding frenzy as spectrum owners received huge windfalls of spectrum for free or almost free, cheating the taxpayers of America out of hundreds of billions of dollars.

"Common Ground-U.S.A. has consistently proposed that spectrum rights be leased to users, not sold; and that these rights should be auctioned off in a free, open market, not decided in a secret meeting of bureaucrats and lobbyists. Now a coalition of groups following Common Ground-U.S.A.'s recommendations has submitted a long argument to the Spectrum Policy Task Force of the Federal Communications Commission."

Geoist Spectrum Policy Finally Embraced by Many
"For more than 10 years, citizen groups such as Common Ground-U.S.A. have favored a smart, just policy for how to handle "spectrum assignment" -- the process of determing who gets to use which airwaves. In the past, spectrum assignment has been a corrupt feeding frenzy as spectrum owners received huge windfalls of spectrum for free or almost free, cheating the taxpayers of America out of hundreds of billions of dollars.

"Common Ground-U.S.A. has consistently proposed that spectrum rights be leased to users, not sold; and that these rights should be auctioned off in a free, open market, not decided in a secret meeting of bureaucrats and lobbyists. Now a coalition of groups following Common Ground-U.S.A.'s recommendations has submitted a long argument to the Spectrum Policy Task Force of the Federal Communications Commission."

Geoist Spectrum Policy Finally Embraced by Many "For more than 10 years, citizen groups such as Common Ground-U.S.A. have favored a smart, just policy for how to handle "spectrum assignment" -- the process of determing who gets to use which airwaves. In the past, spectrum assignment has been a corrupt feeding frenzy as spectrum owners received huge windfalls of spectrum for free or almost free, cheating the taxpayers of America out of hundreds of billions of dollars. "Common Ground-U.S.A. has consistently proposed that spectrum rights be leased to users, not sold; and that these rights should be auctioned off in a free, open market, not decided in a secret meeting of bureaucrats and lobbyists. Now a coalition of groups following Common Ground-U.S.A.'s recommendations has submitted a long argument to the Spectrum Policy Task Force of the Federal Communications Commission."