. >> host: let's bring john mckinnon into the conversation. why don't you talk a little more about 5g of the kind of spectrum you need to use? how is 5g different from the last one? >> guest: 5g is going to be very different. first you have really high data speeds, you will have 10 to 50 times more in terms of capacity. that is exciting and a technical term, engineering term, what it means is you can have instantaneous response time between connected devices. in a 5g world there'll be an explosion in terms of the internet of things, how we connect devices, what we do with transportation, energy, we have a lot of opportunity there and in terms of broadband, one of the things we're looking at is using 5g for broadband wireless service for the home. these cases are still being tested. we are running field tests right now and a lot of questions about what kind of environment we are working on and the spectrum itself is high frequency spectrum. there are different band the commission is looking at that will open up because of high frequency spectru

john mckinnon from north carolina and "the wall street journal" next question? >> another thing that flows from the net neutrality decision is what the fcc is going to do about what i think of as zero ratings which is who gets to charge or not charge for which kind of data. verizon like everybody else is in this conversation. talk a little bit about how you think that issue ought to play out. >> yeah. i think the way that should play out is actually on a case by case basis. these are products being rolled out right now by various companies in different ways. and it's a nays ent product so to speak. they haven't -- the customers have been responding to them pretty positively. people like free data. they like free things. the real issue, it's not really what we're charging for it but who pays for the access to the content. is it the customer or a third party? somebody that has a new product and wants to get it in front of customers. we hope what the fcc does is kind of let the products roll out and see what the customer reaction is. and then make a case by case de

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the key issues in telecom like 5g and the need for more spectrum joined by technology reporter john mckinnon. >> there's some characteristics that make it complicated in the environment and narrow line of sight. >> doesn't go through walls very well? >> exactly. there's issues with that. but there's actually a lot of kind of complex engineering developments that have developed the new antennas. beam forming. so there's actually a way to kind of adjust for that kind of issu

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