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ShareGPS and the Politics of Scarce Resources
Frank G. Klotz argues that allocating the radio-frequency spectrum can be an untidy process—and have implications for both national security...
Speaker: Paul Otellini, President and CEO, Intel Corporation
Presider: Ken Auletta, Annals of Communications Writer, New Yorker; Author, Googled: The End of the World as We Know It
October 5, 2010
Intel CEO Otellini expresses optimism for economic growth contingent upon the adoption of specific U.S. regulatory policies.
This session was part of the Corporate Program's CEO Speaker series.
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