- Google shows some interest in the 700MHz spectrum, or more specifically, how it should be auctioned and used. It’ll be interesting if the FCC takes up some Open Access proposals for the auction.
- Google kill the cell companies – no. Radically change the face of the industry – yes. Open networks are needed to make the next leap in connectivity and productivity. Those who argue otherwise are simply afraid of change, and having to spend money to k
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