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Ars Technica
FCC approves spectrum changes for Sprint and hospitals
Ars Technica
by Megan Geuss - May 27, 2012 2:45 am UTC Late this week, the FCC approved some changes to the current allotment of the wireless spectrum, paving the way for Sprint to expand its current 3G network and launch an LTE service. Possibly more importantly ...
A win for Sprint: FCC approves 3G and 4G on iDEN spectrumExtremeTech
FCC Bolsters Sprint, Nixing Burdensome Spectrum Reg.Vision 2 Mobile
Sprint able to use 800MHz spectrum for LTE thanks to FCC orderThe Verge
Wireless Week -TechnoBuffalo -Computerworld
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Zee News
EGoM to take final call on pricing and refarming of spectrum
New York Daily News
New Delhi, May 26 — An empowered group of ministers (EGoM) led by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee will take the final call on key issues such as pricing and refarming of spectrum for 2G auction, Telecom Secretary R. Chandrashekhar said Saturday.
Telecom panel refuses to decide spectrum pricingTimes of India
Indian Ministerial Panel to Decide Bandwidth Auction PriceWall Street Journal
EGoM to decide spectrum price for auction: Telecom CommissionZee News
Firstpost -Deccan Herald
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Presidential Panel Urges More Flexible Use of Spectrum
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
By JOHN MARKOFF / The New York Times SAN FRANCISCO -- A just-completed report from a presidential advisory committee urges President Obama to adopt new computer technologies to make better use of a huge swath of the radio spectrum now controlled by ...

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News-Times, Spectrum earn journalism awards
Danbury News Times
The News-Times and its sister newspaper, The Greater New Milford Spectrum, received a combined two dozen awards at Thursday night's annual Society of Professional Journalists awards dinner in North Haven. The two local papers garnered nine first places ...


 
TechRadar UK
36 Firms Interested in Verizon Spectrum
PC Magazine
By Chloe Albanesius Verizon this week revealed that it has at least 36 entities interested in purchasing the spectrum it owns in the 700-MHz band. That sale, however, is contingent upon whether regulators approve Verizon's purchase of $3.6 billion ...
Verizon likely to divest spectrum for cable dealSlashGear
Scrutiny of Verizon spectrum buy urgedFinancial Times
Verizon claims 36 buyers interested in its 700MHz spectrumMobile Burn
TeleGeography -TechRadar UK -Wireless Week
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Verizon likely to divest wireless spectrum to get cable deal OK
CNET
Verizon Wireless may have to give up some valuable spectrum to get regulators to approve its $3.6 billion to buy spectrum from cable operators. But concessions on the marketing deal may cause a snag. by Marguerite Reardon May 25, 2012 4:00 AM PDT ...


 
Autochannel (press release)
Santander Consumer USA Expands With Full-Spectrum Auto Lending
Autochannel (press release)
This new "full spectrum" of auto lending will make it easier for dealers to sell more vehicles while helping more consumers purchase a car or truck. In the past, the Santander Auto Finance program has primarily focused on auto loans for customers with ...

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