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Greetings! My name is Jim Browne and I am a freshman civil engineering major at UNH. I live in Londonderry , NH with my parents and five siblings. Although my major is civil engineering, my other interests include working with computers and electrical systems, building models, drawing, and skiing.
Research Paper Abstract:
My paper focuses on the US Radio Allocation Spectrum and the debate surrounding the balance of entrepreneurial freedom and centralization. Using past examples of these two principles as applied to spectrum mangament, I seek to not only investigate the dynamic and contentious history of the US Allocation Spectrum but to relate those dynamics to US economic and governmental values as a whole. I focus on two distinct points of conflict, namely, the drastic spectrum reorganization of 1927 and the bandwidth shortage that has arisen with the introduction of cellular technology in the late 1980's.
View 2003 US Radio Allocation Spectrum (pdf)
Works Consulted (not surprisingly, a pdf)
Radio-its whats up.
Response Papers 1, 2, 3, and 4 are examples of preliminary analysis of the concept of national identity.
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A list of links related to my research topic include:
the NTIA @ www.ntia.doc.gov
the FCC @ www.fcc.gov
Some other good links:
http://www.craneconsultants.com/CranePhotos.htm
This page is the personal page of Paul Tyma, the creator of Mailinator. Many funny commentaries on various aspects of the tech world and life in general.
http://www.tyma.com/modules/news/