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Verizon’s Deal To Buy Spectrum From Cable Companies Could Mean Fewer Cable Options For Consumers
It seems like it's been oh, about eight months since Verizon Wireless announced its proposal to buy billions of dollars worth of wireless spectrum from cable companies who aren't using it anyway. At first glance, it seems like a not-horrible idea, as Verizon Wireless doesn't compete directly with the likes of Comcast and Time Warner [...]
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Verizon Wins Some Spectrum Wiggle Room
The U.S. Justice Department has approved a $3.6 billion deal for the carrier to buy airwave capacity from cable companies. Verizon Wireless increased its ability improve its network speeds and capacity, after the U.S. Justice Depart... Read Post
Verizon Wireless Buying SpectrumCo Licenses For $3.6B
Verizon Wireless has agreed to buy a block of spectrum from SpectrumCo, a cable industry joint venture, for $3.6 billion. The deal gives the company something that has been in seriously short supply in the mobile business: new spect... Read Post
DOJ Tweaks Verizon Deal To Buy Spectrum From Cable Companies So Consumers Still Have A Few Choices
As we wrote earlier this month, Verizon Wireless' proposed purchase of billions of dollars worth of wireless spectrum from Comcast, Time Warner Cable and other cable companies that aren't using it anyway, could result in fewer cable... Read Post