NAB throws down, sues FCC over white space internet
Wed, Mar 4th, 2009 |
Look sharp, Julius -- you may have thought the debate over white space internet was over since the FCC approved the Google- and Microsoft-backed plan and the industry's gearing up to make it reality, but part of the new gig is learning that nothing's ever over while NAB still has lawyers at its disposal -- the prickly broadcasting organization has filed suit to stop the tech from hitting the market...
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