To avoid this crisis, the NationalBroadbandPlan recommended reallocating 500 megahertz of spectrum for broadband, nearly double the amount that is currently available.
When the FCC sent its NationalBroadbandPlan to Congress in March it recommended to Congress that the last remaining 10 MHz of 700-MHz (the D Block) spectrum be auctioned to a commercial network operator.
We already know the FCC isn't best pleased about the fact 93 million Americans are making do without access to home broadband, and this latest event was an opportunity for it to dish some more info on its forthcoming NationalBroadbandPlan.