Phillip Hallam-Baker wrote:
But one of the reasons those auctions were originally proposed was to force
various military interests to stop hogging 95% of the available bandwidth
on the offchance they might have a use for it some day. Putting a price on
the resource forced the Pentagon and GCHQ etc. to explain why they really
needed the resource which in most cases they didn't.
If they are winning, they need the resource not inside but outside,
of their border.
If they really need them inside their border, they are loosing a
war, which authorizes them to preempt all the already assigned
bandwidth within their border.
Anyway, there can be no inter-border coordination by ITU-T
between fighting countries.
Masataka Ohta