FCC’s full list of 700MHz auction applicants

December 19th, 2007 | Category: Tech Talk

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We’re certain you’ve heard most of the notables by now — such as Google (applying as Google Airwaves Inc.), Verizon, Qualcomm, Cox, Frontline, AT&T, EchoStar and Paul Allen — but there are a total of 1,099 various licenses available for the 62 megahertz up for grabs, and a whole lot of regional carriers are in the mix. FCC finally has a full list for your perusal, and the final tally reached 266, though a fair number of those might not build it

to the actual auction. Apparently two thirds of applications were deemed “incomplete,” meaning they have until January 4th to revise their application and put in their upfront payment. Notables on the list of incompletes include AT&T, Cox and Qualcomm. The full list of applicants is after the break.

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