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: Cisco High Tech Policy BlogVerizon Wireless changes the spectrum game
With just days left before "short form" applications to be filed in the high-profile US 700 MHz spectrum auction, Verizon Wireless has made a bold move -- announcing Nov. 27 a new open applications, open software, and open handset policy for its existing network effective next year. Wow... this from the company that at first filed an appeal of the FCC's decision imposing those conditions on the 700 MHz "C-block". Verizon has since withdrawn that appeal. This is a game-changing moment for the US mobility industry. Text of the press release below.
Full post as published by Cisco High Tech Policy Blog on November 27, 2007 (boomark / email).
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