Jennifer Manner's guest appearances

Jennifer Manner

On Orbit

The Space Policy Show

Elon Musk

Andy Weir

Michio Kaku

Grace Smith

Emily Calandrelli

Jim Dator

Scott Chase

Sirisha Bandla

Brooke Owens

Karl Horne

Vivienne Machi

Jenny Barna

Ken Munro

Grace Graham

Jeff Matthews

OwlTail

Manner

Radiofrequency spectrum use is managed.  How has this evolved with the explosion of new wireless technologies, 5G and space-based services? RF spectrum is finite. How can this essential, but limited, resource be more efficiently used? RF spectrum is competitive.  How do we close the digital divide and meet growing user demands on both earth and in space? Find out more from spectrum expert and author Jennifer Manner as she discusses her newest book “Spectrum Wars: The Rise of 5G and Beyond”.  She will be talking to senior policy experts from The Center for Space Policy and Strategy, Audrey Allison and Karen Jones.  

Radiofrequency spectrum use is managed.  How has this evolved with the explosion of new wireless technologies, 5G and space-based services? RF spectrum is finite. How can this essential, but limited, resource be more efficiently used? RF spectrum is competitive.  How do we close the digital divide and meet growing user demands on both earth and in space? Find out more from spectrum expert and author Jennifer Manner as she discusses her newest book “<a href="https://us.artechhouse.com/Spectrum-Wars-The-Rise-of-5G-and-Beyond-P2234.aspx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Spectrum Wars: The Rise of 5G and Beyond</a>”.  She will be talking to senior policy experts from The Center for Space Policy and Strategy, <a href="https://csps.aerospace.org/experts/audrey-allison" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Audrey Allison</a> and <a href="https://csps.aerospace.org/experts/karen-jones" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Karen Jones</a>.

E84- Spectrum Wars with Author Jennifer Manner

Satellite is an important part of bringing connectivity to users wherever they are. The regulatory choices that are made by governments can assist in bringing connectivity to users. Satellite spectrum is an invisible asset that is invaluable to us as a society. While it covers the planet, spectrum is actually scarce. How is the spectrum supply managed? In this special episode of our six-part podcast series, “Connecting the Unconnected,” EchoStar Senior Vice President of Regulatory Affairs Jennifer Manner and I will examine  the spectrum, funding, and other decisions that impact the ability of satellite providers to meet the demands of users on both sides of the digital divide.  Connected the Unconnected is a special six-episode podcast series focused on bridging the digital divide. The series is sponsored by Hughes Network Systems. The sixth and final episode of Connecting the Unconnected, The Future of Connectivity, will be published next week.

Satellite is an important part of bringing connectivity to users wherever they are. The regulatory choices that are made by governments can assist in bringing connectivity to users. Satellite spectrum is an invisible asset that is invaluable to us as a society. While it covers the planet, spectrum is actually scarce. How is the spectrum supply managed? In this special episode of our six-part podcast series, “Connecting the Unconnected,” EchoStar Senior Vice President of Regulatory Affairs Jennifer Manner and I will examine <a href="https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-R/conferences/wrc/2019/Pages/default.aspx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> the spectrum, funding, and other decisions</a> that impact the ability of satellite providers to meet the demands of users on both sides of the digital divide.  Connected the Unconnected is a special six-episode podcast series focused on bridging the digital divide. The series is sponsored by <a href="https://www.hughes.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hughes Network Systems</a>. The sixth and final episode of Connecting the Unconnected, The Future of Connectivity, will be published next week.

The Regulatory Landscape with Jennifer Manner