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Late last week AT&T and the Rural Carrier Association each lobbed petitions at the FCC that urge the regulatory commission to take a closer look at the Sprint-Clearwire deal, especially at the allegedly anti-competitive spectrum holdings of the New Clearwire and the possibility of unsuccessful inter-carrier hand-offs. The petitions were met with a few tut-tuts from the consumer and trade press. Read the complete story here.
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