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It’s no T-Mo, but AT&T picks up Qualcomm airwaves
The
Federal Communications Commission
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approved
Qualcomm
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’s sale of its 700 MHz spectrum to AT&T on Thursday evening, with limited conditions. The approval is a small consolation prize for Ma Bell after the FCC helped stop the merger between AT&T and
T-Mobile
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and then released a 109-page report that accused AT&T of everything from being a liar to being bad at math.
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The Federal Communications Commission approved Qualcomm’s sale of its 700 MHz spectrum to AT&T on Thursday evening, with limited conditions. The approval is a small consolation prize for Ma Bell after the FCC helped stop the merger between AT&T and T-Mobile and then released a 109-page report that accused AT&T of everything from being a liar to being bad at math.
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