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Utilities Telecommunication Council

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Information technology (IT) and computers
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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Utilities Telecommunication Council (UTC) has formally recommended that the FCC consider spectrum other than at 2 GHz for emerging technologies such as personal communications networks (PCN).

INTUG takes note of restrictive policy questions