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FCC approves Verizon-Alltel buyout
FCC approves Verizon-Alltel buyout
The FCC on Tuesday approved the Verizon-Alltel buyout, turning Verizon into the largest US wireless carrier with about 83.8 million subscribers, toppling AT&T;'s 74.8 million subscriber base. MobileCrunch reports that the $28.1 billion deal involves a...
DoJ approves Verizon Wireless-Alltel, requires divestitures in 22 states - RCR Wireless News
rcrwireless.com — The Department of Justice approved Verizon Wireless' $28 billion purchase of Alltel Communications L.L.C., subject to required... divestitures of wireless assets in 100 markets encompassing 22 states. “The divestitures required are necessary to protect ... (more) DoJ approves Verizon Wireless-Alltel, requires ...
FCC reveals Verizon's coming Samsung femtocell
MobileBurn.com — The FCC has kept us in the loop about Verizon's pending Ubicell, which has passed the FCC's... testing procedures. The unit is made by Samsung, and similar to the Sprint Airave, uses a wired broadband connection to extend your wireless service. Read ... (more) FCC reveals Verizon's coming Samsung femtocell
Verizon Version of Samsung Femtocell Passes Through FCC
fjallfoss.fcc.gov — Verizon Version of Samsung Femtocell Passes Through FCC (more) Verizon Version of Samsung Femtocell Passes Through FCC
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Verizon-Alltel takeover gains FCC approval
Phones Review — ... details of the contract maintain that Verizon must honour the four year roaming contract with Alltel’s existing partners, which was actually suggested by Verizon, and doubles the period length asked by the FCC. Verizon gains the prestige of becoming the USA’s biggest carrier while Alltel gains benefit from connecting their 13 million users to Verizon’s 70.8 million strong network, and exclusive new mobile phones will be shared between both companies. Source – electronista ...

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