The FCC dismissed Diogenes Telecommunications Project’s filing asking the FCC...
The FCC dismissed Diogenes Telecommunications Project’s filing asking the FCC to reject a transfer of AWS licenses from AT&T to T-Mobile, part of the breakup fee after AT&T dropped plans to acquire its smaller competitor. Diogenes had charged that AT&T…
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and T-Mobile parent Deutsche Telekom had “made numerous material misrepresentations to the Commission throughout those proceedings, including false and misleading statements and material omissions.” The commission said in an order released Tuesday that Diogenes lacked standing and that its objections were “moot or beyond the scope of this proceeding” (http://xrl.us/bm38ft).