Obama stops in Michigan's Upper Peninsula to push his National Wireless Initiative

President Obama spent some time on Michigan's Upper Peninsula on Thursday to promote his administration's National Wireless Initiative , a project first mentioned in last month's State of the Union address to make available high-speed wireless services to at least 98 percent of U.S. residents. The president's speech at Northern Michigan University in Marquette revealed few new details about the initiative; in fact much of the information was presented at a White House briefing in late June . The event was more an opportunity for him to promote a plan through which the government hopes to raise $27.8 billion over the next decade via the sale of wireless spectrum space, with about one-third of those proceeds going to help pay down the national debt. [More]









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