who is ctia? we are the people who build the networks. we are the manufacturers, and we are the app committee as well as the new silicon valley. we are the connected life. that is what ctia represents and that is what we hope to educate washington about. i'm -- just could not be anymore thrilled to be with them. host: what is the biggest issue facing your industry when it comes to washington and regulation? going our top priority is to be spectrum. spectrum is what the wireless industry needs. it has been six years since we had inspection often -- a spectrum auction. we have two coming up in the next couple years. the aws 3. then we have the incentive auction next summer. were talking about the networks are phones are running on, that spectrum was coming uction thats 1 a happened last time. so spectrum is always going to be our top issue. we are excited about these two so we will be working on spectrum, spectrum, spectrum for a while. host: are you satisfied with the progress on the incentive auction? guest: i am happy with the progress o

. >> host: joining us this week is meredith attwell baker who is the new president and ceo of ctia. tell us about the industy. >> guest: thank you for having me. it is great to be back representing this industy where everything is growing off of. we are the network operators, we build them, manufacture app community and the new silicone valley. we are hoping to educate washington about that. >> host: as of today, what is the biggest industy facing yo your -- issue -- facing your industy? >> guest: i think the biggest problem is also going to be spectrum. it has been six years since having an auction. we have two coming up in the next couple years. the one starting in two days and we have the incentive auction coming next summer. they are fantastic. if we talk about the networks the phones are on that was coming from the aws1 auction that lasted last time. we will be working on spectrum for quite a while. >> host: are you satisfied with the progress especially on the ince incentive auction? >> guest: i was at the commerce department of aws1 and this is repurposing spectrum from the d

who is ctia? we are not only the network operators, we are the people that build those networks, we are the manufacturers, and we have the app community as well as the new silicon valley. we are, we are the connective life, and that's what ctia represents, and what we are hoping to educate washington about, and i just couldn't be any more thrilled to be with them. >> host: what is the biggest issue facing washington and your industry? >> guest: i think our top priority is always going to be spectrum. spectrum is what the wireless industry needs, it's what we run on. it's been six years wince receive had a -- since we've had a spectrum auction. this one that starts in 22 days which is aws3, those are both fantastic. if we were talking about the networks that our phones are running on right now, that spectrum was coming from the aws1 auction that happened last time. so spectrum is always going to be our top issue. we are excited about these two auctions coming up, but we want to know what's next, so

joining us this week is the former fcc commissioner meredtih atwell baker, the new president and cto of ctia, the wireless association. commissioner, tell us about your association. who do you represent, what du

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there is a lot of talk among other ctia that they want a different set of net neutrality rules for wireless ips and whatever gets applied to wireless isps. what's the answer? does a different market structure -- we have four-plus wireless providers in each market and two-plus wire line, or different capacity constraints dictate a different set of net neutrality rules as the fcc did in its 2010 open internet order? >> well, cisco supported the 2010 order. we thought that the distinctions that were made there by the fcc with respect to wireless made a lot of sense to us. we didn't really base that on the market structure so much as the basic differences in technology. wireless carriers are dealing with end users who are moving around, they're dealing with capacity constraints that vary by time of day and physical space. by events that are happening, whether it's the world cup or the world series. and so these have a different impact in a capacity constrained wireless world relative to wire line. so we thought the 2010 decision hit the right notes and have been urging the fcc to stick to that