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Spectrum Wars
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12/22/2025
Spectrum Wars: Cable Loses Some, Maybe Wins Some
Cable has some concerns over a 6G memorandum issued late Friday by the White House—chiefly, that it doesn’t focus on WiFi.
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09/15/2025
EchoStar Outlines Life With Less Spectrum
EchoStar CEO Hamid Akhavan didn’t beat around the bush during Monday’s investor presentation—the company probably wouldn’t have held it if it hadn’t already been scheduled.
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09/11/2025
GOP Sens: Hands Off CBRS, 6GHz
A group of 10 Senate Republicans, including Jerry Moran (KS) and Cynthia Lummis (WY), are urging the FCC “to standby its previous spectrum decisions, commitments and allocations and avoid disruption to existing uses of spectrum.”
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09/10/2025
Roth’s Road to 500 MHz
Speaking at NTIA’s Spectrum Policy Symposium Wednesday, NTIA Administrator Arielle Roth acknowledged that it’s hard to balance the many competing needs of spectrum users.
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09/10/2025
Cox, Charter Meet with FCC Commissioners
Cox and Charter reps, including Charter President/CEO Chris Winfrey, met with FCC Commissioners Anna Gomez and Olivia Trusty as well as other agency staffers last week to discuss their planned $34.5 billion merger.
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09/08/2025
The Ergen-Musk Spectrum Chess Match
EchoStar shares closed up 20% on Monday to $80.67/share after it revealed that SpaceX would shell out $19 billion for its AWS-4 and H-block spectrum.