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21 Dec, 2011

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Genachowski and Knight Foundation name winners of "Apps for Communities" project

Thirteen software apps won $100,000 from the Apps for Communities Challenge, sponsored by the FCC and the Knight Foundation.

Genachowski and Knight Foundation name winners of "Apps for Communities" project

19 Dec, 2011

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19 Dec, 2011

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Spectrum sale won't make it through Congress this year

Federal plans to buy airwaves from broadcasters and auction them to wireless companies failed to make it into law this year.

Spectrum sale won't make it through Congress this year

19 Dec, 2011

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With AT&T/T-Mobile deal blocked, Verizon extends its empire

Shortly after buying wireless services from Comcast, Time Warner and Bright House, Verizon paid Cox Communications $315 million for another 20 MHZ.

With AT&T/T-Mobile deal blocked, Verizon extends its empire

15 Dec, 2011

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Vendors responding to the Gig U Project

Multi-university plan to build out very high-speed networks is attracting dozens of vendors.

Vendors responding to the Gig U Project

15 Dec, 2011

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Celebrated Populist, Commissioner Michael Copps leaving FCC After 10 Years? Service

Progressive commissioner, Michael Copps, retiring from 10 years' battle at the FCC.

Celebrated Populist, Commissioner Michael Copps leaving FCC After 10 Years? Service

15 Dec, 2011

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AT&T/T-Mobile merger parties granted court postponement

A federal court judge has granted AT&T and T-Mobile a postponement of the Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit.

AT&T/T-Mobile merger parties granted court postponement