1. Articles mentioning both Clearwire and Federal Communication Commission

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    1. Best Buy Connect is Closed

      Explore FierceWireless (Apr 26 2012)

      Best Buy Connect is Closed ...e less two years after the business got started. The service resold mobile broadband with access to Clearwire's (NASDAQ:CLWR) mobile WiMAX network and Sprint Nextel's (NYSE:S)  EV-DO network; Best Buy also ink......disconnects from doing business * White-space spectrum could be the new playground for innovation * FCC approves AT&T's AWS spectrum transfer to T-Mobile * MetroPCS targets fall for cheaper LTE smartphon... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   AT&T   Nokia

    2. Sprint replacing Nextel network relic with LTE in 2014

      Explore GigaOM (Apr 12 2012)

      Sprint replacing Nextel network relic with LTE in 2014 ...is counting on getting a big boost in 2013 when its current mobile broadband provider, Clearwire, hopes to turn on its own LTE network, supplying Sprint with reams of cheap bandwidth. The only... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   LTE   AT&T

    3. Clearwire Thinks Some LTE Networks Will Quickly Run Out of Spectrum

      Explore FierceWireless (Mar 22 2012)

      Clearwire Chief Financial Officer Hope Cochran estimates that companies that deploy LTE in 5 MHz of spectrum ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   LTE   AT&T

    4. 120 MHz of 700 MHz Spectrum to Be Auctioned, Eventually

      Explore IP Carrier (Feb 20 2012)

      ...le broadband purposes in the next few decades,” said Harold Furchtgott-Roth, a former member of the Federal Communications Commission.  “Don’t see what else that is out there after this auction.”Second, firms that do not win spectrum......trum in the auction will have incentives to buy spectrum from other potential suppliers, especially Clearwire. Also, holders of some satellite spectrum that could be “re-purposed” for such purposes, notwithsta... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   AT&T   U.S. Congress

    5. Clearwire boasts strong Q4; weakness ahead

      Explore cedmagazine.com (Feb 16 2012)

      ...Sprint announced last year it would use its own LTE service instead, eventually limiting its use of Clearwire's network to supplementary capacity. The FCC's decision to block LightSquared from deploying its wholesale LTE network could be good news for Clearwire as companies hungry for mobile broadband look for a new source of connectivity. Clearwire has already signed up two of LightSquared's customers: FreedomPop and Simplexity. "We expect ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   Sprint Nextel   Federal Communication Commission

    6. Clearwire to Start LTE Construction in First Quarter 2012

      Explore Thoughts on Carrier Evolution (Feb 16 2012)

      Clearwire estimates it will spend $600 million to build its new Long Term Evolution network, spending about a......building a wholesale LTE network that could be operational in 2012. Dish Network is petitioning the Federal Communications Commission to build its own national LTE network, but availability obviously remains some years off in the fut... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   LTE   Dish Network

    7. FreedomPop extends the Web’s freemium model to mobile data

      Explore GigaOM (Feb 15 2012)

      FreedomPop extends the Web’s freemium model to mobile data ...iness model popular for Web services and apply it to mobile broadband access, giving away access to Clearwire’s WiMAX and future LTE networks to most customers at no charge. If FreedomPop can make the math wor......htSquared, raising questions as to whether the new service would get off the ground. On Tuesday the Federal Communications Commission said it planned to yank LightSquared’s LTE network waiver, effectively killing its ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   Niklas Zennstrom   Kevin Fitchard

    8. Canada endorses Dish's LTE Advanced network, but FCC still on the fence

      Explore FierceWireless (Feb 7 2012)

      Dish Network told the FCC that it has received approval from the Canadian government to secure spectrum from two of TerreStar...... CEO: We could partner with T-Mobile if AT&T deal collapsesSprint's sprawling LTE plans now include Clearwire and LightSquared--and possibly DishSprint signs off on Dish's proposed wireless venture Canada endo... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   LTE   AT&T

    9. LightSquared adds money woes to GPS and Falcone problems

      Explore TELEPHONY Online (Dec 20 2011)

      LightSquared adds money woes to GPS and Falcone problems ...LightSquared's favor, and that his efforts to better understand the network's relationship with the FCC have been "stonewalled." Grassley has been standing in the way of an FCC vote, in an effort to get his questions answered.) Still another addition to LightSquared's problem......would also present trouble for Sprint — which only recently was able to sigh in relief over partner Clearwire's newfound financial solidity (CP: Clearwire ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   LTE   Sprint Nextel

    10. After collapse of the AT&T/T-Mobile deal, what is AT&T's Plan B?

      Explore FierceWireless (Dec 20 2011)

      ...t what it most wanted from T-Mobile: greater spectrum depth. The most immediate solution is for the FCC to approve AT&T's purchase of Qualcomm's (NASDAQ:QCOM) Lower D and E Block 700 MHz spectrum, a move......AT&T would use to expand beyond its current U-Verse footprint." One other option is spectrum-rich Clearwire (NASDAQ:CLWR), although Clearwire does have a strategic relationship with Sprint. Clearwire "could sell ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Qualcomm   Clearwire   AT&T

    11. Merger aftermath: Everywhere AT&T loses, Verizon wins

      Explore GigaOM (Dec 19 2011)

      Merger aftermath: Everywhere AT&T loses, Verizon wins ... rather than imploding with a bang, resulting in no new regulations on the wireless industry and no FCC or federal court decisions to impede Verizon’s future consolidation ambitions. Verizon’s official p......zon was hoping to minimize the damage, and it got its wish. The deal never got to a vote before the Federal Communications Commission and never saw an official court date in the U.S. Department of ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   AT&T   Cox Communications

    12. Win, Lose, or Draw? Verizon Partners with the Cablecos

      Explore No Jitter (Dec 5 2011)

      ...obile. The spectrum being sold to Verizon is in the Advanced Wireless Services (AWS) band that the FCC's Auction 66 in 2006. The main portion of the spectrum (AWS-1) is actually two bands: 1.710 to 1.75......cast and Time Warner had both been reselling the WiMAX wireless service offered by Sprint's partner Clearwire; Comcast has 30,000 WiMAX customers and Time Warner has 27,000. Both ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   Time Warner Cable Inc.   AT&T

    13. Sprint's sprawling LTE plans now include Clearwire and LightSquared--and possibly Dish

      Explore FierceWireless (Dec 1 2011)

      Sprint's sprawling LTE plans now include Clearwire and LightSquared--and possibly Dish With Sprint Nextel's (NYSE:S) agreement today with Clearwire (NASDAQ:CLWR), Sprint's LTE deployment plans have become much sharper--and far more extensive than ...... Verizon and Leap trade spectrum for LTE, EV-DO buildouts * Entner: Where is the due process? FCC releases report on AT&T/T-Mobile * Sprint signs off on Dish's proposed wireless venture * Verizon, ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   LTE   AT&T

    14. If the AT&T acquisition collapses, what will T-Mobile USA do?

      Explore FierceWireless (Nov 28 2011)

      If the AT&T acquisition collapses, what will T-Mobile USA do? ... have to come from new spectrum. So where could T-Mobile get new spectrum? Here are some options: Clearwire. T-Mobile was in talks with Clearwire last year over a possible wholesale deal. And with Clearwire's (NASDAQ:CLWR) plans to move to LTE-Advanced technology, such a partnership makes even more sense ......pectrumCo). Comcast, Time Warner Cable and others purchased $2.4 billion in AWS spectrum during the FCC's 2006 auction ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   AT&T   Apple

    15. AT&T, T-Mobile Retreat, What Does It Mean?

      Explore Telecom Ramblings (Nov 25 2011)

      ...e legal team at AT&T (NYSE:T, news, filings) didn’t get much of a Thanksgiving break. Following the FCC’s bombshell earlier this week moving to oppose the merger, the AT&T and Deutsche Telecom AG (ETR:DT......o it. But it doesn’t look like enough for a solo effort, which brings us to… * All roads lead to … Clearwire? Suppose they did get that breakup fee relatively ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   LTE   AT&T

    16. Sprint raising debt, may fund ailing Clearwire

      Explore GigaOM (Nov 4 2011)

      Sprint raising debt, may fund ailing Clearwire ... get to 2014 and then will turn to LightSquared to get it through 2015, provided LightSquared gets FCC approval. But after that, it will need additional spectrum. Clearwire would be a logical choice and despite the strained relationship between them, it sounds like the tw... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   Sprint Nextel   Federal Communication Commission

    17. MetroPCS: We could use Clearwire's spectrum

      Explore FierceWireless (Oct 13 2011)

      ...e Thursday MetroPCS may be offloading at least 20% of its traffic to Wi-Fi * MetroPCS: We could use Clearwire's spectrum * LightSquared: We need clarity from the FCC before we can raise more funds * NFC starts to take off in Europe, but challenges remain * Nokia ca... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   LTE   AT&T

    18. Clearwire reeling as Sprint forges its own LTE plans

      Explore GigaOM (Oct 7 2011)

      Clearwire reeling as Sprint forges its own LTE plans ...isting spectrum and will turn to LightSquared in 2015, provided LightSquared gets approval from the FCC to run its 4G network. For now, Hesse pointed to Sprint’s existing deal with Clearwire that runs through 2012 and said Sprint is looking to extend that. Sprint may just want to continue ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   LTE   Sprint Nextel

    19. Sprint's 4G strategy raises more questions than answers

      Explore FierceWireless (Oct 7 2011)

      Sprint's 4G strategy raises more questions than answers ...nt would not be able to use 800 MHz for LTE until 2013 at the earliest, since the carrier will need FCC approval to launch LTE service in that spectrum band. What happens to Sprint's LTE network in the...... of its existing WiMAX network and $600 million to begin deploying LTE-Advanced network technology. Clearwire, as you can imagine, is not happy with Sprint's decision to deploy LTE.  The ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   LTE   Apple

    20. Sprint dials up LTE for its 4G future but leaves Clearwire hanging

      Explore GigaOM (Oct 7 2011)

      Sprint dials up LTE for its 4G future but leaves Clearwire hanging ...o reuse its 1900 MHz and 800 MHz spectrum for LTE. Sprint dials up LTE for its 4G future but leaves Clearwire hanging By Ryan Kim Oct. 7, 2011, 9:44am PT No Comments * Tweet * * * Sprint is launching an aggres......ctrum from Lightsquared, which Sprint has agreed to use as part of a spectrum hosting deal, pending FCC approval. Sprint said it will continue to sell WiMAX devices through the ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   LTE   Samsung

    21. "There's Plenty of Spectrum," Analysts Claim

      Explore IP Carrier (Sep 27 2011)

      ...just beginning. Also, much of the fallow currently licensed spectrum the analysts cite is held by Clearwire, which is having trouble getting customers for the spectrum it has activated, and which is still bu......twork. The so-called unused spectrum is unused for reason: customers cannot be found, yet.  The Federal Communications Commission is using the specter of a looming shortage to push through the redesignation of 120 MHz of broadcas... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   Jason Bazinet   Federal Communication Commission

    22. Plenty of Spectrum, Analysts Say

      Explore Thoughts on Carrier Evolution (Sep 27 2011)

      ...ust beginning. Also, much of the fallow currently licensed spectrum the analysts cite is held by Clearwire, which is having trouble getting customers for the spectrum it has activated, and which is still bu......ork. The so-called unused spectrum is unused for reason: customers cannot be found, yet.  The Federal Communications Commission is using the specter of a looming shortage to push through the redesignation of 120 MHz of broadcas... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Clearwire   Jason Bazinet   Federal Communication Commission

    23. Seybold's Take: What if Clearwire had switched to LTE sooner?

      Explore FierceWireless (Sep 27 2011)

      Seybold's Take: What if Clearwire had switched to LTE sooner? ...make it sound as though its network will not interfere with GPS receivers. I have to wonder whether Clearwire, which is in financial trouble yet again, could have signed the deals LightSquared has been able to......unching its network LightSquared will be faced with a spectrum shortage and it is doubtful that the FCC will ever permit it to operate on its upper 10 MHz of spectrum because the first ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Qualcomm   Clearwire   LTE

    24. FCC demands more LightSquared GPS interference tests

      Explore FierceWireless (Sep 14 2011)

      The FCC said that more tests are needed to sort out GPS interference concerns about LightSquared's planned ......ond lien on LightSquared's spectrum assets. The ongoing regulatory uncertainty could be a boon to Clearwire (NASDAQ:CLWR), which resells mobile WiMAX service to Sprint and in which Sprint holds a majority st... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   GPS   Clearwire   Google

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