MediaG3 (MDGC)

[colemano]

Now, those are just words on a page.

What does Media g3/Wytec's technology as used for a Mesh application have to do with LMDS spectrum? And, isn't the Boise Project "contracted with Cogent, 360, Zayo and Syringa networks to operate a combined 10GB/s network." It is clear IMHO that regardless of the spectrum used FCC certification is a non-issue.

It is also ridiculous to even think that Media g3/MeshGlobal would repeatedly announce their wireless project in Boise on publically distributed news wires and at the same time pirate spectrum. I would be willing to bet that not even one of Media g3/MeshGlobal's 49 partners/vendors/suppliers would have provided their services if any regulatory approval was outstanding.

MeshGlobal/Media g3 are developing hybrid networks to utilize the most current technologies bridging many combinations of "last mile" delivery for multi-channel, multi-mode, point-to-point, point-to-multi-point, backhaul, VoIP, IPTV and mesh networks.

http://meshglobal.com/projects.html

And, don't forget that "WiFiBridges, [is] the "Secret Sauce" the wireless industry needs to provide the additional bandwidth demand," which operates in the white spaces and is being used for the Boise project.

http://wifibridges.com/

“These MeshGlobal projects will also be the first to use MediaG3's WiFiBridges technologies."

http://www.mediag3.com/media.php?id=334

Wifibridges networks operate in white spaces.

http://www.mediag3.com/media.php?id=274


But, I do note that:

"Mesh Global will also be testing MediaG3 new hybrid LMDS patented technologies for back-haul application with an exclusive license agreement."

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