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"White Spaces" Information
As a leading manufacturer of wireless systems for the audio industry, Shure Incorporated is actively involved in the development of policy regarding the use of radio frequency (RF) spectrum throughout the world. In the United States, Shure is engaged in shaping the outcome of the current “white spaces” proposal for future spectrum allocation in order to protect the interests of wireless users.
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Related Press Releases
- FCC To Test White Spaces Devices at FedExField (8/6/2008)
- FCC Invited To Test White Spaces Devices (7/24/2008)
- FCC Begins Field Testing of White Spaces Devices (7/14/2008)
- Shure Calls on FCC to Reject Motorola, Google White Spaces Plans (5/6/2008)
- Shure Sets The Wireless Record Straight (2/26/2008)
- Congressional Support Grows For White Spaces Wireless Microphone Interests (10/22/07)
- Industry Braces For White Spaces Ruling (10/5/2007)
- Shure Says White Space Devices 'Not Ready For Prime Time' (8/1/2007)
- Sports Technology Alliance Urges Legislators and FCC To Consider Impact Of Current "White Spaces" Legislation On Sporting Events (6/28/2007)
- Shure Applauds Growing Bipartisan Support For Legislation To Protect Wireless Microphone Systems From Interference (5/14/2007)
- Shure Praises New "White Spaces" Legislation To Protect Wireless Microphone Systems From Interference (3/6/2007)
- Shure Talks "White Spaces" With FCC, U.S. Senate, Congressional Leaders (1/31/2007)
- Thoughtful, Sound and Balanced Approach to "White Spaces" Issue (8/4/2006)
Shure Comments to the FCC:
- May 6, 2008
- February 7, 2008
- November 7, 2007
- August 27, 2007
- August 15, 2007
- July 26, 2007
- March 1, 2007
- January 31, 2007
- January 31, 2005
- November 30, 2004
Letters to the FCC from Congress and Senate Members:
- Congressman Bart Gordon
- Congressman Bobby Rush
- Nevada Delegation
- Congressman Tom Latham
- Congressman Mark Steven Kirk
- Senator Olympia Snowe
- Congressman Ric Keller
Letters to Legislators from Industry Partners:
- NAMM support letter (pdf)
- Recording Artists' Coalition support letter (pdf)
- Grand Ole Opry support letter (pdf)
FCC Comment Filing Instructions:
Additional Press Assistance
Mike Lohman
Telephone: +1(847)600-2000
Email: publicrelations@shure.com