FCC Reveals 700mhz auction bidders

Wednesday, December 19th, 2007

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Look who’s bidding for 700mhz spectrum!

Yesterday, the FCC announced the list of applicants to the upcoming 700 MHz spectrum auction. Of the 266 applications submitted, only 96 were accepted, and another 170 were deemed incomplete (but these will be given a chance to provide the required information and participate). You can download both lists, along with the announcement here at the FCC’s Website. Some interesting names popped up in both lists, not least of which is Paul Allen’s Vulcan Ventures and (as expected) Google Airwaves, both accepted bidders. Most of the names are obscure holding companies or regional telecom companies.

Alltel Corporation
AT&T Mobility Spectrum
Chevron
Cox Wireless
Frontier Wireless
Qualcomm

via TC

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