Making Electromagnetic Sausage

Jesse Walker | 2.18.2005 2:11 PM

For years now, broadcasters, public safety agencies, and others have been fighting a fierce battle to control a large slice of the electromagnetic spectrum. For a useful primer on what's happened so far and a detailed report on what's happening now, I recommend Drew Clark's latest article for the National Journal.

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Making Electromagnetic Sausage

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