Google wants your help. If you feel like it, go ahead. The internet giant is asking the public to ask the Federal Communications Commission to allow high-speed wireless signals to operate in the empty spaces of the television spectrum that are between major broadcast channels, The Washington Times reports. Google is calling the move a bid to establish “Wi-Fi 2.0” and it has created a website called Free the Airwaves (www.freetheairwaves.com) to encourage the public to directly contact the FCC. Additional channels will free up when the nation switches from analog to digital TV signals in February.
- John Stoehr
Arts Editor
There's more to art than you think. It's not just theater, paintings, books and dance. It's the enterprise of human creativity and it takes vastly different shapes and forms. Here you'll find my thoughts about the arts in Charleston and beyond. Neither of us knows what to expect.
