Spectrum Management News Releases


NAB Statement on Spectrum Bill Introduced by Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Rockefeller (8/6/2010)

NAB Statement on Spectrum Bill Introduced by Reps. Boucher and Stearns (7/29/2010)

NAB's Smith Outlines Principles on Spectrum Policy (7/20/2010)

NAB Statement on Spectrum Proposals (6/28/2010)

Engineers Make Their Case to FCC (6/28/2010)

NAB Statement Regarding FCC Spectrum Analysis (6/15/2010)

NAB's Smith Testifies at Small Business Spectrum Hearing (4/27/2010)

NAB Statement on FCC Chairman Genachowski's Remarks at the 2010 NAB Show (4/13/2010)

NAB Statement on the FCC's National Broadband Plan (3/15/2010)

NAB Response to FCC Chairman Genachowski's Speech Today Before the New America Foundation (2/24/2010)

Broadcasters Vow 'Constructive Participation' in National Broadband Plan (1/28/2010)

New TV Spot Reminds Viewers of Value of Free TV (1/7/2010)

Television Broadcasters Deliver Innovation, Consumer Savings and Business Opportunity through Over-the-Air Broadcast Spectrum (1/4/2010)

Broadcasters Respond to FCC's Spectrum Inquiry (12/22/2009)

Testimony of NAB President and CEO Gordon Smith Before House Communications Subcommittee (12/15/2009)

NAB Statement on FCC's Spectrum Inquiry (12/2/2009)

NAB Files Reply Comments on Spectrum Management (11/13/2009)

NAB Counters CEA-Funded Spectrum Study (10/27/2009)

NAB Files Comments on Spectrum Management (10/26/2009)

NAB Statement on Today's FCC 'White Spaces' Vote (11/4/2008)

Rehr Reinforces Support for Geolocation; Urges FCC to Seek Public Comment on Report (10/28/2008)

Rehr Stresses Transparency, Due Process in 'White Space' Letter to FCC (10/27/2008)

Network Chiefs Reinforce Concern Over Spectrum-Sensing, Power Limits (10/23/2008)

Broadcasters Alert FCC to White Space Proponents' End Game (10/22/2008)

Broadcast Groups, Networks Join in Call for Comment Period on FCC 'White Space' Report (10/17/2008)

FCC 'White Space' Report Reveals Curious Discrepancies (10/16/2008)

New Video Highlights Broadcasters' Concern Over Potential 'White Space' Interference (10/9/2008)

Google Petition Ignores TV Interference Issues (9/24/2008)

NAB Statement on FCC's Initiation of Field Testing for 'White Space' Devices (7/10/2008)

Rehr Reinforces Record of Unlicensed Device Failures (5/27/2008)

Broadcasters to Unlicensed Device Proponents: Three Strikes and You're Out (4/8/2008)

Strike Three for White Space Device (3/28/2008)

NAB Statement Regarding Google's Proposal on Interference-Causing Unlicensed Devices (3/24/2008)

New Microsoft Unlicensed Device Fails (2/11/2008)

NAB President David K. Rehr Responds to Wireless Innovation Alliance (1/22/2008)

NAB Statement in Response to FCC Plans for a Second Round of Unlicensed Device Testing (1/18/2008)

NAB Response to Wireless Innovation Alliance (1/10/2008)

NAB Statement on Interference-Causing Unlicensed Personal-Portable Devices (12/12/2007)

NAB Airs Radio Ad in Opposition to Interference-Causing 'White Space' Devices (9/26/2007)

NAB Statement on Microsoft's New Assertions Related to Interference-Causing Devices (9/21/2007)

Letter to TIA Regarding Interference Zones (9/19/2007)

Broadcasters, Sports Leagues, TV Set Makers Unite in Opposition to 'White Space' Interference Zones (9/10/2007)

NAB and MSTV File Comments at FCC Regarding OET Report (8/16/2007)

NAB Responds to Microsoft Request for Unlicensed Devices Do-Over (8/15/2007)

NAB Response to Microsoft's FCC Filing (8/13/2007)

FCC Testing Reveals 'White Space' Interference (8/1/2007)

Rehr and Donovan Outline White Space Issue in Letter to FCC (7/26/2007)

Broadcast Groups Urge Protection of Television Spectrum (7/26/2007)

Unlicensed Devices Could Jeopardize Successful Digital TV Transition (6/20/2007)

NAB, MSTV File Comments on TV Band Devices (5/16/2007)

NAB Statement Regarding FCC Public Notice on Unlicensed Devices (9/12/2006)

NAB To FCC - Recall Non-Compliant Devices (7/31/2006)

NAB Study Shows Wireless FM Modulators Exceed FCC Limits (6/22/2006)

Grants for Research in Broadcasting

Initiating and supporting the creation of new research to further the future of the broadcast industry is a critical role of NAB. Below is the topic on which we are interested in receiving grant proposals.
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How to best maximize the efficiency of spectrum use: the impact and implications of managing multiple services within the six MHz channel – the tradeoffs of quality versus quantity versus convenience.

Application Form for the 2010 NAB Research Grant Program



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