Nov. 25, 2024 – Vol. 15 No. 39 edition of World Radiocommunication Week

FCC COMMISSIONER Brendan Carr tapped for chairman’s post: news reports.

Spectrum plan eyeballed bands extending beyond the U.S. national spectrum strategy in a possible boost for Wi-Fi, auction revenue.

PROPOSED TRANSACTION aims for a tie-up competitor to innovate and invest to “try to better compete … alongside behemoths like Starlink and Kuiper,” a regulatory filing to the DoJ said.

Essentially all licensed C-band channels in the U.S. would be under the control of a single entity: satellite operators and broadcasters.  Attorneys for the tie-up companies said the proposed transaction will not reduce competition in the “highly fragmented” maritime satellite services, nor in the “highly fragmented” aviation service provider, segments. 

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