Competitive Carriers Association President Steve Berry and other...
Competitive Carriers Association President Steve Berry and other CCA representatives told members of the FCC Wireless Bureau and the Incentive Auction Task Force last Friday that the FCC should sell broadcast spectrum in the upcoming incentive auction based on “smaller…
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geographic license sizes” like Cellular Market Area. CCA cited a study it commissioned with MIT and the Summit Ridge Group that details the “social and economic goals” that could be advanced by using CMAs or other small geographic license sizes in the incentive auction, CCA said in an ex parte filing Tuesday. CCA also said “the harms associated with larger or ‘wrong-sized’ licenses could be mitigated. While CCA reiterated its continued belief that CMAs are the best license size for maximizing competitive carrier participation, CCA committed to work with its members and the Commission to find a right size that will maximize participation among all carriers” (http://bit.ly/IjVp6U).