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09/19/2019
FCC Creates Innovation Zones
The FCC revealed NYC and Salt Lake City as its first “Innovation Zones,” city-scale test beds for advanced wireless communications and network research, including 5G networks.
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09/17/2019
Off to the 3.5GHz Band Races
The FCC’s Wireless Telecommunication Bureau and Office of Engineering & Technology certified that the Spectrum Access Systems [SAS] operated by Amdocs, CommScope, Federated Wireless, Google and Sony have satisfied the agency’s testing requirements and are approved to being their initial commercial deployments.
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09/17/2019
FCC Approves Nexstar-Tribune
The FCC voted 3-2 in favor of Nexstar’s $4.1bln acquisition of Tribune, concluding that the merger with divestitures is in the public interest.
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09/13/2019
Spectrum Symposium Notebook
How to unlock the spectrum necessary to deploy 5G to as many consumers as possible has been debated all year by everyone from the FCC to carriers to associations and beyond.
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09/12/2019
Nexstar Still Waiting on the FCC
Last week, lobbyist Izzy Klein, acting on behalf of Nexstar, sent an ex parte describing Aug 30 calls to staffers in commissioners Geoffrey Starks and Jessica Rosenworcel’s offices.
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09/12/2019
Charter is Movin’ to the Country
Charter will proactively switch over Country Cable customers to Spectrum on or around Oct 9.