AT&T and Verizon to Lead Charge in FCC Wireless Spectrum Auction [telecom]
TV stations have the chance to cash out their broadcast licenses in a groundbreaking auction.
By Chris Nolter
AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Comcast, Dish, and others start bidding Tuesday for the most appealing wireless spectrum left in the government's portfolio.
The Federal Communications Commission opens the second phase of a groundbreaking auction -- the first of its kind in the world -- that allows wireless carriers and others to buy licenses to the wavelengths that TV stations use to broadcast their programs.
Posted 5 years ago by Bill Horne in General Telecommunications Forum
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