 Unlicensed Operation in Certain Fixed, Mobile, and Satellite Frequency Bands, Docket ET 03-237 (FCC, April 5, 2004). 11. Ephraim Schwartz, "Verizon Races toward Wireless Broadband," Info World, May 7, 2004 (www.infoworld.com/article/04/05/07/19FEextenddev_1.html [August 15, 2004]). Notes to Pages 115-121 12. FCC, High-Speed Services for Internet Access: Status as of December 31, 2003 (June 2004). 13. John Haring and Jeffrey Rohlfs, "The Disincentives for Broadband Deployment Afforded by the FCC's Unbundlimg Policies," in Comments of the High Technology Broadband Coalition, submitted in FCC, Review of the Section 251 Unbundling Obligation of Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (April 5, 2003). 14. Korea is far ahead of every other country in broadband penetration because of its policies regarding broadband infrastructure and the large share of households in recently built high-rise apartments. See Jerry Hausman, "Internet-Related Services: Results of Asym- metric Regulation," in Crandall and Alleman, Broadband. 15. ECTA data may be accessed at www.ectaportal.com/html/index.php (August 15, 2004). 16. The most recent of these entreaties comes from Reed Hundt in a speech delivered at the New America Foundation, December 10, 2003. Hundt, FCC chairman in the 1990s, advocates a government policy that will extend a "Big Broadband" service of 10-100 megabits per second to all households and businesses in the United States. 17. This experiment is described in Hal Varian, "The Demand for Bandwidth: Evi- dence from the INDEX Project," in Crandall and Alleman, Broadband. 18. Paul Rappoport, Donald J. Kridel, and Lester D. Taylor," The Demand for Broad- band: Access, Content and the Value of Time," in Crandall and Alleman, Broadband. 19. Paul Rappoport and others, Residential Demand for Access to the Internet, Working Paper (University of Arizona, Spring 2001). 20. Declaration of Robert W. Crandall and J. Gregory Sidak, In the Matter of SBC Peti- tion for Expedited Ruling That It Is Non-Dominant in Its Provision of Advanced Ser