(Reuters) - FCC Chairman Kevin Martin, a Republican, has proposed
allowing requiring the winning bidders of some of the airwaves
-- to be sold by early next year -- to allow consumers to
connect using any device or software.
The airwaves to be sold in the 700-megahertz band can
travel long distances and penetrate thick walls. The auction
is seen as a last opportunity for a new player to enter the
wireless market.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
allowing requiring the winning bidders of some of the airwaves
-- to be sold by early next year -- to allow consumers to
connect using any device or software.
The airwaves to be sold in the 700-megahertz band can
travel long distances and penetrate thick walls. The auction
is seen as a last opportunity for a new player to enter the
wireless market.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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