FCC Revises 700 MHz Rules to Advance Interoperable Public Safety Communications and Promote Wireless Broadband Deployment
The FCC revised the 700 MHz band plan and service rules to promote the creation of a nationwide, interoperable broadband network for public safety and to facilitate the availability of new and innovative wireless broadband services for consumers.
Statement of Chairman Kevin J. Martin: pdf - Word Statement of Commissioner Michael J. Copps: pdf - Word Statement of Commissioner Jonathan S. Adelstein: pdf - Word Statement of Commissioner Deborah Taylor Tate: pdf - Word Statement of Commissioner Robert M. McDowell: pdf - Word
This letter dismisses the engineering data contained in the supplemental FCC Form 346 Tech Box, File No. BSFDTL-20060630BBM, for a digital companion channel for station K63HF, associated with the short-form application filed by Mintz for Auction No. 85.
Letter to Lee Peltzman, Esq., Re: Lawrence H. Mintz
This letter dismisses the engineering data contained in the supplemental FCC Form 346 Tech Box, File No. BSFDTL-20060630BAO, for a digital companion channel for station K63GZ, associated with the short-form application filed by Mintz for Auction No. 85.
This letter dismisses the engineering data contained in the supplemental FCC Form 346 Tech Box, File No. BSFDTL-20060630BBS, for a digital companion channel for station K18HD, associated with the short-form application filed by Mintz for Auction No. 85.
This letter dismisses the engineering data contained in supplemental FCC Form 346 Tech Box, File No. BSFDTL-20060630BU, for a digital companion channel for station WQAW-LP, associated with the short-form application filed by Mintz for Auction No. 85. Dismissed as moot the Asiavision dismissal petition.
Auction Of Phase II 220 MHz Service Spectrum Licenses Closes, Winning Bidders Announced for Auction No. 72
Down Payments due July 18, 2007, FCC Forms 601 and 602 due July 18, 2007, Final Payments due August 1, 2007, Ten-Day Petition to Deny Period, Auction No. 72
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