Broadcasting & Cable, July 10, 2008
By John Eggerton

The FCC is launching field tests of "prototype" white-spaces devices starting July 14. These are devices such as laptops and so-called smart radios that will share the spectrum with TV broadcasters -- the so-called white spaces between channels -- if the FCC concludes that they do not interfere with digital-TV reception.

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