Replies to post #210054 on NeoMedia Technologies, Inc (NEOM)

[TotalPackage]

Apparently as of today your data has become dated. Things continue to evolve.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35565833/ns/technology_and_science-wireless/

[vero]

I get it, I get it!!

Thanks for the enlightment,

best,

Vero

P.S.: price driven down on very little volume ($), YA will be happy with their new conversion prices

[Be Confident]

Roadog,

You have no idea the curiosity you stirred in me with this post. Have a go at this (this is an aged article), then read my comment at the end:

Introducing the White Spaces Database Group
Wednesday, February 4, 2009 at 10:01 AM ET
Posted by Richard Whitt, Washington Telecom and Media Counsel

Since November's big vote at the FCC, some have begun asking when we'll start seeing consumer mobile devices take advantage of TV white spaces spectrum.

As the Commission made clear in its ruling, a working white spaces database must be deployed in order for consumer devices to be available in the market. Before sending or receiving data, devices will be required to access this database to determine available channels in the vicinity. Combined with spectrum sensing technologies, use of a geo-location database will offer complete protection to licensed signals from harmful interference.

With this mandate in mind, this morning we joined Comsearch, Dell, HP, Microsoft, Motorola, and Neustar to launch the White Spaces Database Group.

In the coming weeks and months, members of the group will be offering to the Commission their perspectives, and some specific recommendations, about the technical requirements we would like to see adopted for the database. Many of these specifications ultimately will be heavily technical; put simply, we'll advocate for data formats and protocols that are open and non-proprietary, with database administration that is also open and non-exclusive.

We don't plan to become a database administrator ourselves, but do want to work with the FCC to make sure that a white spaces database gets up and running. We hope that this will unfold in a matter of months, not years.

Stay tuned to this blog for further updates on the group's work.

Labels: Telecom, White Spaces
http://googlepublicpolicy.blogspot.com/2009/02/introducing-white-spaces-database-group.html

MY COMMENT:
Unsure, however, this certainly appears a bit similar to an indirect mechanism for accessing data...and Neustar is smack in the middle of it along with a host of friendlies ;-)

While I realize this process doesn't appear to utilize objects to link to content, I believe Neom's patents may include location based applications. Just another one of those items that make you go hmmmmmm. JMO...

Best,
BC