arstechnica.com — The FCC's 700MHz spectrum auction has wrapped up, with bids totaling over $19.5 billion. The Commission has yet to reveal the identities of the winning bidders, but Block C with its open-access requirements passed the reserve price in late January. Block D failed to meet the reserve.
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lazydriverMar 19, 2008
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jdmzpfMar 20, 2008
Wait so where does this money actually go? f**k you
dylan47Mar 20, 2008
I want my grip computing
dumbledoritoMar 20, 2008
Only for exceptionally large sums. And to be frank, the longer it goes on, the less I can compare it to without using fractions.
malcolmloMar 20, 2008
Wrong. The Fed has arranged to help with bear stearn loans. They in essence are bailing out the bear stearns JP Morgan just bought. Technically both are bailing bair stearns out.
feihung08Mar 20, 2008
I wonder if the winner paid with PayPal?
troyeMar 21, 2008
Because they say it's not coming, doesn't mean that it's not coming. Companies lie all the time about the tech goodness that they will release in the future.
marglarMar 21, 2008
As suspected, AT&T and Verizon were the winners. Damn I'm good.