The Office of the Solicitor General asked the Court of Appeals to take into consideration the Office of the President's decision junking News and Entertainment Network Corporation’s (Newsnet's) appeal to be allowed to operate and maintain a local multi-point distribution system, or LMDS.
The Office of the Solicitor General asked the Court of Appeals to take into consideration the Office of the President's
junking News and Entertainment Network Corporation’s appeal to be allowed to operate and maintain a local multi-point distribution system, or LMDS.In an urgent manifestation dated April 5, the OSG stated that the OP effectively ruled that "a legislative franchise is necessary, nay, a pre-requisite, to the commercial operation of radio transmitters and receivers, including [the] local multi-point distribution system, or LMDS, to deliver interactive pay television and multimedia services.
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