Martin places Sprint Nextel interleaved item on October agenda
Sep 25, 2008 3:11 PM, By Donny Jackson
Public-safety agencies nationwide will gain access to new spectrum in the 800 MHz band in 18 months, under proposed rules that the FCC will consider during its next open meeting scheduled for Oct. 15.
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