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lexical

Jan 12, 2005, 4:08 PM

Let the Bidding Begin

It seems that it T-Mo can out VZW (don't see it happening) the may be able to accelerate their 3g network creation. But like most with most auctions, VZW and maybe Cingular will flash their fat wallets and begin bidding more or less against each other... I wouldn't count out T-Mo or ather smaller companies either though... 😈
I disagree... I think that Vodafone may use it's money here to allow T-Mobile to be a real nationwide competitor.
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nah tmobile has been very passive in the past and they have been saving a big chunk of money for this auction my money is on tmobile at least there father company D-Telekom will back them up if anything
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Stevo2k4

Jan 13, 2005, 9:09 AM

Location of Spectrum...

The full story link doesn't seem to mention, so I thought I'd post this:

Wed Jan 12, 2005 03:02 AM ET
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -
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The airwaves being auctioned cover major cities such as Los Angeles, Denver and Orlando as well as smaller markets like McAllen, Texas, and Lynchburg, Virginia.

The licenses to be auctioned were once held by now-bankrupt NextWave Telecom Inc. It agreed to return them to the FCC as part of a settlement over money that NextWave owed for the licenses, which it won at auctions in the late 1990s.



~Steve
 
 
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