Blogger and economics professor Ikeda Nobuo has started [1] [ja] an English-language blog entitled “Spectrum Japan [2]” focused on spectrum policy in Japan. In the first post [3], he explains that the Japanese government is planning to stop analogue broadcasting by 2011, and writes about closed meetings held to allocate the spectrum, a range of frequencies amounting to more than 180 MHz, which he refers to as a “command and control” approach.
Japan: Ikeda Nobuo's Spectrum Japan Blog
· Written by Chris Salzberg
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