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INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW
INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW
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In the United States, '~government" standards setting often is closer to government-overseen standards setting. for instance, in HDTV, the FCC created the Advisory Committee on Advanced Television Service, involving industry participants, and asked it to recommend a standard.
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Vinton Cerf of MCI, drawing on his experiences with the Internet, noted that interoperability standards must involve a process requiring implementation and testing that shows that independent i~nple~nentations can, indeed, interoperate. Although they have received the most attention in discussions of information infrastructure, interoperability standards are only one of the many kinds of standards needed.
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Given the exponential advance of technology, incremental changes in regulation in the future could be a major stumbling block to implementation of the NII. Universal service is a long-tern goal that must assist the NII's achievement of critical mass and profitability.
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