In November 2008\, the FCC ruled that the unused broadcast channels le ft over from the transition to digital TV would be made available on an un licensed basis. These channels still offer promise for the industry\, with potentially hundreds of megahertz at frequencies with excellent propagati on characteristics. The FCC is planning a database that serves as a regist ry to help assign non-interfering frequencies to white spaces devices. Act ual performance metrics from the world's first white space networks\, an o verview of the FCC's view on the future of white spaces and what it means to the NAB will be shared. You will learn where to find the information\, technology and expertise needed to help create workable strategies for lev eraging this valuable spectrum for their critical infrastructure needs\, i n addition to how broadcasters can leverage white spaces for additional co ntent distribution or other services as part of their broadcast business.& lt\;br>\;Presenter: Rick Rotondo\, Chief Marketing Officer\, Spectrum Br idge
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