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700Mhz auction: let the games begin
January 24, 2008 — 6:59am ET

You've been hearing about it for ages now: the wireless spectrum auction to end all spectrum auctions, the battle for 700Mhz, is finally underway. As we speak, the bidders are here in Washington, DC, hoping to snag a piece of bandwidth and--in the case of Google--a little open access on the side. For live updates on the auction's status throughout the day, head over to our sister site, FierceWireless.
For more on the auction:
- head over to FierceWireless' 700Mhz site
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