Consistent with the National Broadband Plan, they believe it essential to reclaim an additional 200 MHz. of spectrum.

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The National Broadband Plan, which was released in March, is more conservative.

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To avoid this crisis, the National Broadband Plan recommended reallocating 500 megahertz of spectrum for broadband, nearly double the amount that is currently available.

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When the FCC sent its National Broadband Plan 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.

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Today, the FCC has put together a National Broadband Plan to help us maintain a competitive edge.

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