Last month I wrote about the beginning of a saga regarding using public spectrum to build an emergency broadband network to ensure that early responders have access to communication when they need it. If the topic is new to you, you might want to read the earlier post (Debate on the Emergency Broadband Network ) before perusing the articles that follow.

I wanted to mention the “saga” in the upcoming eNews. I also wanted to point readers to the latest articles on the issue so I thought I’d create an annotated bibliography. So the following is a quick and dirty picture of where we are today. Continue reading →