tech.yahoo.com - 11/4/2008
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WASHINGTON - Federal regulators are signing off on Verizon Wireless ' planned $28 billion purchase of Alltel Corp . The deal will create the nation's largest wireless carrier. In a 5-0 vote with partial dissents by both Democrats on the panel, the Federal Communications Commission decided ...
gigaom.com - 11/5/2008
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gigaom.com —
Today the Federal Communications Commission opened up the
wireless communications market with its approval of a plan...
to allow independent devices to operate in the spectrum between digital TV channels . It also approved the merger of spectrum ...
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Google Wins Big at FCC Today [GigaOM]
phonescoop.com - 11/4/2008
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phonescoop.com —
The FCC has added its stamp of approval
to the planned acquisition of Alltel by Verizon Wireless....
The FCC voted 5 to 0 in favor of the deal. The FCC is attaching several conditions to the deal, including a ... (follow link to read)
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FCC Approves Verizon Wireless Acquisition of Alltel
palminfocenter.com - 11/3/2008
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palminfocenter.com —
Verizon Centro Update Per their usual tradition, Palm
and Verizon have quietly released a new ROM updates...
for the Verizon version of the Palm Centro . With this update, the Verizon Centro has been brought up to ROM version 1.03. Palm is being rather ...
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Verizon Centro ROM Update Released
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FCC Approves Verizon Wireless Acquisition of Alltel
Phone Scoop - Latest News —
... Wireless Acquisition of Alltel posted Today, 4:38 PM by Eric M. Zeman The FCC has added its stamp of approval to the planned acquisition of Alltel by Verizon Wireless. The FCC voted 5 to 0 in favor of the deal. The FCC is attaching several conditions to the deal, including a requirement that Verizon Wireless honor Alltel's existing roaming agreements for four years. Verizon will also have to divest spectrum in 22 states, per the Department of Justice's approval of the deal. more info at AP / Yahoo News ...
FCC approves Verizon's Alltel buy, deal all but done
Engadget Mobile —
... Following the DOJ's approval last week, the FCC has voted unanimously today to approve Verizon's acquisition of Alltel, promising to create a CDMA network of insane proportions that'll eclipse AT&T to become the US' largest wireless carrier. Like their ...
FCC approves Verizon's Alltel buy, deal all but done
Engadget —
... Following the DOJ's approval last week, the FCC has voted unanimously today to approve Verizon's acquisition of Alltel, promising to create a CDMA network of insane proportions that'll eclipse AT&T to become the US' largest wireless carrier. Like their ...
FCC OKs Verizon's $28 Billion Alltel Acquisition And Sprint-Clearwire Deal
mocoNews —
... The FCC voted 5-0 to approve Verizon's $28 billion purchase of Alltel, Yahoo reports. The agency's two democrats dissented on some points, but eventually gave the green light to Verizon's plan to pay $5.9 billion and assume $22.2 billion of Alltel's debt. The FCC made some stipulations to the deal and is requiring Verizon ( ...
FCC allows Verizon to buy Alltel – the new largest US mobile carrier is almost here
Unwired View —
... Anyway, since the Justice Department has also approved the acquisition, Verizon & Alltel will soon become one and form the largest US mobile operator, surpassing AT&T in terms of user base with around 10 million customers.
Verizon has to pay a total of $28.1 billion for Alltel – $5.9 billion in cash and $22.2 billion in assuming debt.
Source: AP / Yahoo Tech via Engadget
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