America's wireless communications industry has grown dramatically in recent years, as fierce competition and explosive technological change have improved service and driven down prices. These improvements have come about in a relatively low-key regulatory environment. But the very success of the industry, which has transformed service from a luxury to a part of daily life, has led to increased scrutiny and calls for government intervention on a variety of fronts. Panelists representing a wide spectrum of views will discuss the sort of regulation that makes sense for wireless, as well as the appropriate division of responsibility between state and federal agencies.