Technology & Science
Feb. 16, 2012
The FCC’s shot clock — not a game-changer in California
A tool meant to make it easier for wireless providers to get local approval for their facilities lacks punch. By Javan N. Rad of the Pasadena city attorney's office
Like its namesake from the sport of basketball, the "shot clock" governing wireless facility applications with local governments was promised to enliven the game and improve the fan (or here, wireless customer) experience.
The shot clock was first imposed by the Federal Communcations Commission in 2009 and further affirmed on appeal by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in 2012. Wireless providers hailed the shot clock as a ...
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