AT&T/Pine Cellular Spectrum Deal Set for Comment
The FCC Wireless Bureau released a pleading cycle on a proposed spectrum deal between AT&T and Pine Cellular. Under the proposed swap, AT&T would lease from Pine Cellular spectrum under one lower700 MHz B-block license in parts of Arkansas, the…
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bureau said Thursday. Pine Cellular would in turn lease from AT&T spectrum under one partitioned lower 700 MHz B-block license, three partitioned lower 700 MHz C-block licenses and four partitioned personal communications service licenses in parts of Oklahoma, the bureau said. Petitions to deny are due May 4, oppositions May 14 and replies May 21.