LAS VEGAS — FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski thinks his departure won’t affect then“continuity” of the voluntary incentive auction of TV frequencies, and that broadcasters shouldn’t view itnas a “zero-sum game” between stations and carriers, he said Wednesday in a Q-and-A at the NAB Show.nJust like cable — which broadcasters initially opposed — expanded stations’ revenue and business opportunities,nso too will mobile wireless do so for stations, he said. Every stakeholder “should take this problem-solving and fact and data approach” to the auction and other issues before the FCC, just as commissionersnhave done, “even where we’ve disagreed, and we disagree fairly frequently,” Genachowski said.n“We’ve worked to keep the focus on problem solving,” as “even where we disagree, we’ve been able tonavoid dysfunction,” he said.
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