Government
Feb. 6, 2013
Municipalities concerned by FCC guidance on cell towers
Cities and local governments are concerned by the Federal Communications Commission's interpretation of a new congressional statute giving wireless service providers nearly free reign to expand cell towers in the face of massive bandwidth
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Wireless broadband use has spiked in recent years as smartphones, tablets and other Internet-enabled devices become ubiquitous in the United States.
Increasing the availability and speed of the networks that carry data to these devices has enjoyed broad support, and Internet access is now seen by many, including members of Congress, as a necessary addition to the national infrastructure.
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