About this videoGerald Faulhaber explains the evolution of the spectrum policy, which regulates wireless technology. He comments on how this technology became one of the most important forms of communication and how the spectrum policy was created as a form of regulation. He also explains the different functions that this resource had in the past such as its use by totalitarian regimes for promoting their governments and the purpose it served for commercial interests in the United States. Furthermore, Faulhaber gives a brief comparison between Guatemala, the United Kingdom, the European Union, and the United States regarding the subject of property rights. |
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CreditsLighting up the Spectrum: Wireless Communications in Developed and Developing Economies
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