Lasar's Letter, March 28, 2007
By Matthew Lasar

Over the last nine months, hundreds of organizations, community leaders, and politicians have written to the Federal Communications Commission in support of M2Z Network's proposal for a free national broadband service.

But while the idea may stumble over FCC auction rules, it has stimulated an interesting debate about the agency's competitive bidding system for spectrum.

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