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The Justice Department gave a greenlight to the deal between Verizon and a consortium of cable companies to move forward on swapping wireless spectrum. But there are conditions. Marguerite Reardon ...

WASHINGTON — As the Federal Communications Commission nears a decision on the use of C-band satellite spectrum, it and several other U.S. agencies are weighing a broader strategy for the nation’s ...

The FCC votes unanimously to deny T-Mobile's request to include more spectrum reserved for smaller carriers in an upcoming auction. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter in 2004, covering ...

The explosive growth in connected devices is fueling demand for broadband quality mobile spectrum. But spectrum is a finite resource, managed and allocated by the federal government. While federal ...

An ad industry watchdog says it will refer Spectrum Mobile to government regulators, because the company did not participate in a proceeding over allegedly misleading 5G ads. The proceeding stemmed ...

Repurposing television spectrum to meet growing demand for wireless data usage isn’t simply a strategy being pushed in the United States; the U.K. has gotten into the act as well with its own plan to ...

A proposal from the C-Band Alliance for the 3.7 to 4.2 MHz spectrum demonstrates how allowing economic incentives to be rewarded offers potentially better outcomes for satellite operator license ...

New Zealand telecommunications regulator the Commerce Commission has cleared Telecom'sNZ$83 million purchase of a final lot of 700MHz spectrum to be used to deliver for 4G mobile services. Telecom has ...

CAPE TOWN, South Africa--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulators from around the world are set to attend the fifth annual Dynamic Spectrum Alliance Global Summit, to continue discussions on effective spectrum ...

Wireless carriers often and predictably cite a severe shortage when it comes to the airwaves cellular networks are built on. This is nothing new, even if, in some cases, the public posturing is only ...