The FCC asked if there are any formal objections to...
The FCC asked if there are any formal objections to a proposal by AT&T to buy spectrum licenses from Cellular South, covering parts of Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee. The Wireless Bureau said the companies said the buys will enable AT&T…
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to “increase its system capacity, particularly for [LTE] services.” AT&T would get one cellular license, eight PCS licenses, 14 Lower 700 MHz C-block licenses and nine common carrier fixed point-to-point microwave licenses. Petitions to deny are due March 8, oppositions March 18 and replies March 25 (http://bit.ly/V22228).