Unused TV Spectrum Could Provide Better Wireless Internet
AXcess News, September 25, 2008
By Dave Hendricks
The space left vacant by TV broadcasters could become what proponents call "Wi-Fi on steroids," with a higher data capacity and better signal strength through walls than current wireless Internet connections. Public interest groups and tech companies voiced their support for white spaces on Capitol hill this week.
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