Google Co-Founder Makes Pitch For Unused Airwaves Access
Dow Jones, May 22, 2008
By Fawn Johnson
Google Co-Founder Larry Page made an unprecedented appeal to policy makers for access to unused television airwaves. Page said using white spaces for new Wi-Fi technology would hasten the goal of blanketing the country with Internet access.
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