Tuesday, July 24, 2007
700 MHz spectrum by FCC must mean a good deal to Google in a way that it has decided to bid at least $4.6bn on it for the FCC's forthcoming auction. However, Google will pay the prescribed and proposed amount only when the Federal Communications Commission agrees to a few conditions. The conditions are wide and they are
- The wireless spectrum allowing consumers to download and use any software applications.
- It also essentially means that they can use any content they want.
- The wireless spectrum must allow handhelds to be used with any carrier.
- The spectrum enabling resellers to acquire wireless services at wholesale costs; leading to the interconnection at any point on the 700 megahertz band.
The letter from Google CEO Eric Schmidt to the FCC President Kevin Martin had all the necessary deals and information.
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