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Just came out of Strand of Ancients, in a 15 man bg level 87 on my mistweaver monk.
Every one was a bot apart from me... how do i know? every one was on the same place in the map, following eachother, doing nothing, occasionaly casting one spell on them selfs. I was the only one in the BG chat and actually in the demos. how hard is it blizzard to just stop bots? add a system to block botting websites , make it so you must type a code before entering a BG so no bots can get in? this is ruining my game play. |
So 14/15 players were bots. This is unfair and boring. How am i suppose to solo a bg?
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the captcha system you are talking about is not fail proof, by far. This has been suggested for years. Do a search on this and you can find all the information as to why they wouldn't use this. |
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Reading all the bot threads and the responses by the blues and the everyday defenders of all things blizzard has lead me to conclude we should probably take their word for it that blizzard has been doing all they can to combat the bot problem.
In other words blizzard can't do more than they have been doing. They have been doing their best and will continue to do everything they can but apparently the bot problem is beyond their ability to stem or control.
Edited by Devestation on 11/24/2012 10:36 AM PST
How hard is it to cure cancer? Doctors have been working on that a lot longer than MMOs have existed, yet nobody argues that they're not doing anything.
...are you seriously arguing that Blizzard should have access to players' ISPs or browsers, and control which sites they can and cannot visit?
Captchas aren't very effective against most bots, and that'd irritate or block real players. That'd actually make the problem worse. this is ruining my game play. It's frustrating to everyone, but the assumption that Blizzard can just push a few buttons and make it go away is false. Want to sue? The botters are in another country without laws against this. Want Blizzard to ban IPs? The botters use proxies that legit players use. Want Blizzard to recode the game to block them? The botters recode around the block. Want Blizzard to actively monitor the game? In order to make a dent, Blizzard would have to hire enough GMs to turn your monthly subscription hourly. |
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As Danvers has pointed out there is nothing blizzard can do that will fix the bot problem. if there was something blizzard could do they would have done it already.
Edited by Devestation on 11/24/2012 10:51 AM PST
running a bot is not the same as hacking a bank. botters aren't hacking anything or finding out a password. they're running software on their own computer. anyway - for the most part, the good bots have been undetectable by blizzard for years now. there's just nothing more they're able to do than be reactive about it. they've had small breakthroughs now and again, like when archaeology came out they busted a bunch of people. but beyond that, just because it is common and blizzard has a lot of resources doesn't mean they can fix it just because they want to. effort does not equal results.
Edited by Yindar on 12/4/2012 12:11 AM PST
So easy to say this when you don't, isn't it? :p
Who says that don't? The saddest part (which everyone would probably agree) is that to stop the bots, it is not just up to Blizzard. It's up to a particular group of players who insist on cheating, who insist on buying gold etc. Take away the market, and the majority of the war is already won.
Blocking bot websites - err what? Outside of the game, Blizzard has no control of players computers. This is a battle they have fought for years. Botting also is something not exclusive to WoW. Sadly, many game companies fight the same war. Blizzard also bans is waves. Why? Far more effective. If they banned here and there, it's only a very short matter of time before news of a bot programs ban gets back to the bot makers, and they quickly change their code to once again attempt to avoid detection. Ban in waves, and we see a sudden influx of players on this forum all protesting their innocence and blaming everything and everyone else for using a bot on their account :p |
Neither do WoW players. They get hacked by people. Some of those people happen to be located in China. And I am quite certain that at some point, a bank has been hacked by someone from China as well. The point is that this is not a problem that will ever go away. People have been cracking the code in games since games came out. Also, when Blizzard does catch a bot, and break it, the programmers don't throw up their hands and say "Dang it! Blizzard caught us. So ends our life of cyber crime!!" Much like real life criminals don't usually stop being criminals just because they got caught. So, it's all well and good to talk tough and claim that you would be the one who finally cracked the nut that is botting. But, since NO programmer so far has managed it, I'm not going to be betting on you finally being the one... |
Its the system REPORT a Player is not working this approach needs to be scrapped the only method is a human response system that is random that can not be automated trust me these guys will get sick of going to the computer every ten minutes and will defeat the purpose.
My only conclusion to this is that sales are down and these bots are part of the player base keeping numbers up gold is a high profit business and the sale of toons doesn't help either they need to address the problem with fresh eyes time to shake the dev team up and try a new system. I dont report squat now its been 3 years and guess what I see the same thing its kind of like the DEA at this point throwing money down a bottomless pit |
Actually, the new right-click report system is BETTER than the old ticketing system in terms of providing information to the hacks team about a supposed botter. It gives exact details as to what that particular toon was doing and where they were at the exact time that the report is made. Yes, I grant you that its can now be harder to report some bots, but you can't win them all. |
So many people do it these days, it's just beginning to get overlooked and less attention is wasted on it, sad, I know, because I've reported a few and spoke with a GM personally quite a few times and this is basically what they tell me. If you think about it, we pay Blizzard to play their games, amongst other features a lot of us have paid for, therefor, technically we retain the right to play the game the way we want to, crying about it isn't gonna solve the problem, it just is and will be. Also, I've done my research on these "bot" programs an such and you have to pay to use them as well. It all boils down to the fact that it's our money and we can do with it what we want and all you can do is just have fun, play the game and truck along the way you truck along while killing any bots or training any bots in your path!
As I was once told....many many many yrs ago by a few blues. Devs/GMs/Hack management teams, are like detectives, they have to watch the bots/afkers, learn what they are using, duplicate it to stop it, they then have a worldwide massive ban and start all over again. Well it's actually an on-going process but they are doing something.
Just report all bots and AFK'ers you see, tell them as close as you can exactly what they are doing, what bg and where, any and all info does help. Yeah it takes some of your time but they can't do it alone. And yes we all agree it frustrating, a real bit@h but that's what happens when players are careless/clueless or don't care and/or don't use authenticators. These botters and afkers mostly use accounts they've hacked, some tho are players that think they can get away with it. |
They do not waste less attention on bots. If they ban one, the person just gets another account from their many they have to choose from. Banning one bot at a time is a waste. Don't get me wrong, they have done this before. However it is more benefitial to all if they break the program, get the program developer to sign an agreement not to do it, take them to court, whatever to get this mass of people to not be able to bot. I seriously doubt a GM told you they overlook and don't pay any attention. They may be how a GM handles it, as in they are not equipped to investigate bots. They have to forward it to the correct department. Blizzard has a rather large department dedicated to detecting bots and breaking their code. There will always be an influx of bots when an expansion comes out. Prior there were very few. Now people are paying for honor farming, paying for gold, or doing whatever they can do get ahead illicitly. Gold selling, botting etc is a billion dollar a year business. No matter how good blizzard gets at detection and banning they will never give up their cash cow. Blizzard games are not the only ones that have this issue either. |
Well, all the GMs I've spoke to about it weren't very helpful or determined to fix the issue, I wouldn't just say that lol but whatevs, it is what it is.
Its the system REPORT a Player is not working this approach needs to be scrapped the only method is a human response system that is random that can not be automated trust me these guys will get sick of going to the computer every ten minutes and will defeat the purpose. So you complain about how the system doesn't work, then admit you don't use it. You'll forgive me if I don't take your word as gospel. |
Because this isn't something that GMs do. They aren't the Hacks team. You right-click report a bot, and the Hacks team looks into it. So there really isn't anything that a GM can help you with. |
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cobra, it would be nice if you put a link for your video. I like your description but can't watch it.
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I saw it. You picked a perfect setting at a great time of day as the sun was coming up. There were parts of the video that were fantastic. However, I would offer some advise. Add some expo into your Elevator and Aileron controls. I use 30% for normal flight and up to 50% with 80% D/R for fine movements. You can make those adjustments in your Tx. That will slow down the stick movements so you are not getting so much jerky movements. The other thing that I can offer is to allow the quad to drift. Start it in a direction at then let it move without your intervention. The video will be much better and smoother. You choose a great location to shoot. It looks like a wonderful place to be. Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed your video.
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It is a different animal doing A/P. What you can get away with in general flying and FPV does not work for A/P. It all has to be smooth. That is why I have multiple settings on my Elevator D/R and my Aileron D/R. It does help. We all learn here.
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And where did you get the foxtech 14x7 props from? Can you recommend them against the Graupner 14x8? |
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The copter was some sort of recycling components around. The motors are the MT3506 ones. On most of my other copter I am using the Graupner 14x8 and I am very happy with them (and get reasonable flight-time). This was the first time I tried the 14x7 foxtech, and they are also good. Which one are better is hard to say, this would need a direct comparison, which I have not done yet.
A first indication on the prop-eta is the sound of the prop, the more "silent" the better, in this criteria, the 14x7 foxtech are very good. best regards Ferdinand |
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A theoretical model for sampled grating DBR laser integrated with SOA and MZ modulator
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A theoretical model is presented for simulating the sampled grating distributed Bragg reflector (SGDBR) laser integrated with semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA) and Mach-Zehnder (MZ) modulator. In this model, the active and passive sections are processed separately. The active region of laser and the SOA section are modeled by time domain traveling wave (TDTW) method. While the spectral properties of the SG and the MZ modulator are firstly calculated by Transfer-Matrix Method (TMM) and Beam Propagation Method (BPM), respectively, and then transformed into time domain using digital filter approach. Furthermore, the nonuniform carrier-dependence of gain and refractive index are also incorporated via Effective Bloch Equations (EBE). Compared with the full time-domain method, our model would be more flexible and efficient. The static and modulation performances of device are successfully simulated. This indicates that it can be a powerful platform for investigating the complex Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs).
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(250.0250) Optoelectronics : Optoelectronics
(250.5300) Optoelectronics : Photonic integrated circuits
(250.5980) Optoelectronics : Semiconductor optical amplifiers
(250.4110) Optoelectronics : Modulators
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Original Manuscript: May 27, 2009
Revised Manuscript: July 10, 2009
Manuscript Accepted: July 16, 2009
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Lei Dong, Shengzhi Zhao, Shan Jiang, and Shuihua Liu, "A theoretical model for sampled grating DBR laser integrated with SOA and MZ modulator," Opt. Express 17, 16756-16765 (2009)
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Ed: Maybe if I read something. (He opens a book and a lion's head appears out of it and roars loudly. Ed closes the book.) Ed: It's amazing how sophisticated pop-up books have become.
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Ed mentions the Freebuses in this episode, but they don't make their first appearance until the next episode Ed's in Hot Water.
This episode marks the first appearance of Ed's landlord Leo Freebus and Leo's wife Deidre.
This episode is based on a segment from the 1985 Showtime Special "Concert For the North Americas," specifically a sketch called the Full Moon Sketch. In this sketch Ed Grimley's cousin Mr Talbot behaves strangely on the full moon, and may or may not be a werewolf.
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Goof: At the racetrack, Wendell is shown standing behind the fence for a moment and in front of it the next - then he's back behind it. Also, Ed appears suddenly on the other side of the fence when he takes Wendell's radio, and then is back on the racetrack side.
Goof: Ed's watch switches wrists during the runaway cab scene.
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Count Floyd's Scary Stories: A story about a little girl and a cursed mirror. Also, Floyd tries to prove his vampiricism to the studio audience.
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Count Floyd's Scary Stories: Floyd shows a clip from his first film, "Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Ed."
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The title is a take on the term Tall, Dark, and Handsome.
The episode's title is a take on the catch phrase E.T. Go Home, popularized by the 1980's movie classic E.T.
The episode title is a take on the novel Great Expectations.
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Mr. Talbot is named for Lawrence Talbot, the main character in the definitive werewolf movie, 1941's The Wolf Man, starring Lon Chaney, Jr.


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The 11 presenters from Iran and the 10 presenters from the United States represented many different fields of inquiry. Appendix B lists the names and affiliations of meeting presenters and other participants. Appendix C lists the facilities that the Iranian guests visited during their three-week visit to the United States.
Michael P. Doyle and Mohammad Reza Zali served as the primary moderators for the workshop. Over the course of the workshop, several Iranian and U.S. colleagues moderated individual sessions. The entire workshop was conducted in the English language, but Iranians had the option of listening to the proceedings as interpreted into Farsi. To foster clear communication, the moderators encouraged attendees to ask questions and to alert speakers of the need to speak more slowly.
After an introduction to the Iranian–U.S. collaborative effort of which this workshop was a part, panels of experts addressed a series of topics: foodborne disease surveillance in Iran and in the United States, selected gastrointestinal diseases in Iran and their investigation, the application of risk-assessment methods to food microbiology, selected aspects of cancer, potential associations of the gastrointestinal microbiota and chronic diseases, and approaches to health education. Periodically, presenters and other attendees took part in lively discussions. During the final session, all participants were invited to express their ideas and suggestions for future collaborative activities.
Chapter 7, "Opportunities for Future Collaboration," summarizes the lengthy discussion that took place on the last day of the workshop. Throughout the workshop, and especially during the closing session, participants expressed considerable interest in identifying topics for future workshops, in pursuing avenues to initiate cooperative research and other joint activities, and in finding methods to maximize the benefits of collaborative activities between Iran and the United States.
This report is a summary of the workshop presentations and discussions. Appendix D provides a list of abbreviations used during the workshop and in this summary. Meeting transcripts and slides used during presentations served as the basis for the summary, but some of the content has been rearranged for greater clarity. None of the statements made in this workshop summary represents group consensus.


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Since the FCC appears ready to press forward notwithstanding the need for fundamental review, it seems appropriate to outline certain principles for any Lifeline reform effort in order to garner my consideration.
On December 23, 2014, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler responded to letters from Sen John Hoeven (R-ND), Rep Jared Huffman (D-CA), and Rep Todd Rokita (R-IN) regarding the implementation of Phase II of the Connect America Fund.
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler is proposing to raise the definition of broadband from 4Mbps downstream and 1Mbps upstream to 25Mbps down and 3Mbps up.
When the Federal Communications Commission in December 2014 raised the broadband speed target for the Connect America Fund to 10 Mbps downstream and 1 Mbps upstream, some stakeholders questioned carriers' ability to meet that target without an increase in the size of the fund, considering that the previous downstream speed target was a considerably lower 4 Mbps.
In the Public Safety and Spectrum Act of 2012 (enacted as Title VI of the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012, Public Law 112-96), Congress authorized the Federal Communications Commission to recover and auction a significant portion of the spectrum currently used by television broadcasters. This will be -- by far -- the most complex auction process ever undertaken anywhere, for any commodity, and poses unprecedented legal, political, engineering and technological questions. The auction is currently scheduled to take place in early 2016. The FCC has now promulgated rules for implementing the sale, and broadcasters are beginning to consider whether they should choose to participate. In addition, the National Association of Broadcasters has appealed several key aspects of the FCC's new rules in a case which is receiving expedited consideration by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. Interest in the forthcoming auction (actually, as explained below, there will be two related auctions) has surged in the wake of the FCC's "AWS 3" auction, which began in November, 2014. That auction is for much less desirable mid-band spectrum than the low-band TV spectrum that will be at issue in the new auction. Even so, by the end of the year, the AWS 3 auction blew past the FCC's $10.6 billion minimum "reserve" price, and bidding topped $44 billion after 139 bidding rounds. Given these developments, now is a good time to explore the history of spectrum auctions and the stunningly complicated process the FCC intends to employ. Bear in mind that this discussion is necessarily oversimplified.
In his current role, Mike Dame is leading a program that has provided grants to states to help them prepare for the launch of a nationwide broadband network for public safety, which is being developed by the First Responder Network Authority.
When Congress called for the creation of a nationwide broadband network for public safety in the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012, lawmakers knew it was important that states play a key role in ensuring that the network meets the needs of local first responders. To implement this goal, the law directed the National Telecommunications and Information Administration to establish the State and Local Implementation Grant Program to support states as they prepare for the launch of the network.
On December 19, 2014, the Federal Communications Commission issued a public notice authorizing Tribal Mobility Fund Phase I support for eleven winning bids.
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler has been on the job for just over a year. And with 2014 coming to a close, we look back at the accomplishments of the FCC in his first year. Today we look at the FCC's Lifeline program which provides discounts on monthly telephone service for eligible low-income subscribers. Universal service is the principle that all Americans should have access to communications services. Universal service policies have helped make telephone service ubiquitous and affordable, even in remote rural areas. But in a world that increasing relies on broadband Internet access, the Federal Communications Commission has found that it must reform, streamline, and modernize all of its universal service programs to transform them from safety nets into springboards, improving access to and adoption of critical advanced communications services.
On December 11, 2014, the Federal Communications Commission completed a comprehensive reform of the E-rate program, the nation's largest program supporting education technology. Mandated by Congress in 1996 and implemented by the FCC in 1997, the E-rate provides discounted telecommunications, Internet access, and internal connections to eligible schools and libraries, funded by the Universal Service Fund (USF). Over the past year and a half, the FCC has been reviewing the program to ensure that our nation's students and communities have access to high-capacity broadband connections that support digital learning while making sure that the program remains fiscally responsible and fair to the consumers and businesses that pay into the USF. The real work of modernizing the E-rate reaches back to the earliest days of the Obama Administration.
The Federal Communications Commission approved further modernization of its E-rate program, the nation's largest program supporting education technology. The FCC's actions close the connectivity gap through continued efforts to lower the prices schools and libraries pay for connectivity, and by increasing the amount of support available for connections to the Internet, known as category one of the program. Based on a comprehensive record, the Order raises the spending cap on the E-rate program from the current $2.4 billion to $3.9 billion -- the first reset of the cap since it was initially set at $2.25 million in 1997, an amount that wasn't adjusted for inflation until 2010.
When the Federal Communications Commission takes a major action -- like modernizing the E-rate program -- there's gonna be reaction ...
Today, the Federal Communications Commission improved education for all our young people by providing the tools to connect every school and library to high-capacity broadband -- and Wi-Fi connectivity that delivers critical education tools right to students' desks. This is a huge win for US education. By modernizing and funding the E-rate program for the 21st century, we will connect even the smallest, the poorest and the most rural classrooms and libraries to the world through the Internet. The actions the FCC takes today are exactly what's needed to ensure our country's competitiveness in the 21st century. Connecting all schools to high-speed broadband will help re-establish the US as a global leader in education -- setting an example for other countries that are struggling to improve their educational systems. Now all students will have the opportunity to develop the skills they need to succeed and prosper, and to realize the American Dream.
Broadband for rural consumers that is supported by the Connect America Fund must deliver the same speeds that 99 percent of urban Americans enjoy, the Federal Communications Commission said in a recently adopted Order. The FCC will now require companies receiving Connect America funding for fixed broadband to serve consumers with speeds of at least 10 Mbps for downloads and 1 Mbps for uploads. The Order makes a number of adjustments to 2011 reforms to accommodate the higher speed requirement and better target Connect America funds to efficiently expand broadband into rural areas that would not otherwise be served.
The Federal Communications Commission adopted a Public Notice seeking comment on detailed proposals for conducting the broadcast television spectrum incentive auction.
The Federal Communications Commission announces the bidders that have been provisionally selected for funding for rural broadband experiments, subject to the post-selection review process, for the rural broadband experiments.
The Federal Communications Commission's AWS-3 (advanced wireless services) auction is going gangbusters, exceeding some analyst predictions and pushing toward $30 billion in bids for 65 MHz of wireless broadband spectrum. Verizon and AT&T are expected to get the lion's share of that, but the wireless appetite for spectrum is large, and given the prices being paid for spectrum that is not as conducive to wireless broadband as the 600 MHz of spectrum in the broadcast band, the success of the AWS-3 auction could have major ramifications for broadcasters when their spectrum goes on the block.
Perhaps unsurprisingly the Communications Workers of America would like to see the Federal Communications Commission raise the target speed for the Connect America Fund to 10 Mbps from its current 4 Mbps – a move the FCC has been considering for several months.
On October 16, the US Commerce Department's National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) released a report, Exploring the Digital Nation: Embracing the Mobile Internet, which finds that over the last five years, the total number of Americans 16 and older that accessed the Internet on any device grew by 18 percent from 151 million in 2007 to 187 million in 2012 after adjusting for population growth. Broadband adoption at home increased to 72 percent of households in 2012 from 69 percent in 2011. Despite the progress in home broadband adoption, the report also identifies persistent gaps in home Internet use. In 2012, a significant portion -- 28 percent -- of American households did not use broadband at home. A lack of interest or need (48 percent) and affordability (29 percent) are the top two reasons for non-adoption. The NTIA stresses that Americans are rapidly embracing mobile Internet devices such as smart phones and tablet computers for a wide range of activities beyond just voice communications (such as checking e-mail and using social networks) and concludes that mobile phones appear to be helping to narrow the digital divide among traditionally disadvantaged groups. In this summary of the NTIA report, we focus on the reasons for non-adoption cited in the survey. As the report's authors write, "The ... discussion of the main reasons why some households declined to access the Internet at home, in order of their prevalence among 2012 [Current Population Survey] respondents, may assist policymakers as they pursue universal broadband adoption and affordable connectivity in every community in the nation."
The Federal Communications Commission adopted a Report and Order that takes critical steps to promote deployment of the wireless infrastructure necessary to provide the public with ubiquitous, advanced wireless broadband services.
If the Federal Communications Commission gets its way, high speed Internet access might be defined as a minimum of between 10 Mbps to 25 Mbps.
On August 15, 2014, the FCC obtained Office of Management and Budget's approval for the collection subject to changes. On September 15, 2014, the FCC's Wireline Competition Bureau released an order amending the collection to reflect OMB's approval and announced a December 15, 2014 deadline by which parties are required to submit data and information. Because collection of the data must be completed and made available for review before parties can comment on the remaining questions posed in the Special Access FNPRM, the Bureau extends the deadline for filing comments and reply comments. The new comment date is April 6, 2015, and the new reply comment date is May 18, 2015.
Over 40 members of Congress have asked the Federal Communications Commission to give service providers the flexibility they need to deploy high-speed broadband connections to more hard-to-reach communities under the upcoming Connect America Funding II (CAF II) program.
The Federal Communications Commission's Office of Engineering & Technology and Media Bureau have teed up three incentive auction-related items for the commissioners vetting and eventual vote.
Broadcasters are threatening to stand in the way of next year's highly anticipated airwave auction, putting one the Obama Administration's top priorities at risk.
Since coming to office in 2010, David Cameron has striven to be Britain's prime minister for broadband.
Over the last decade, a diversity of groups, from the State Education Technology Directors Association to the LEAD Commission to the Department of Education, among many others, have advocated that the FCC modernize the E-Rate program. Now that the FCC is finally set to act, how do the prospects for improvement appear? We put that question to Blair Levin (1), who was the Chief of Staff at the FCC when the program was initially conceived and implemented, and also was the principal architect of the National Broadband Plan, which proposed a number of E-Rate related changes now being considered by the FCC. Here is his response.
The Federal Communications Commission adopted rules to implement the Broadcast Television Incentive Auction. The two-sided auction will use market forces to recover spectrum from television broadcasters who voluntarily choose to give up some or all of their spectrum usage rights in exchange for incentive payments, in order to auction new spectrum licenses to wireless providers.
A federal appeals court upheld the Federal Communications Commission's effort to convert its $4.5 billion program that pays for telephone service in rural parts of the country into one that subsidizes high-speed Internet service in high-cost areas.
Broadcasters were crying foul at the Federal Communications Commission's incentive auction report and order, but telecom carriers were praising the move.


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