Wireless
Towers Worry Dish Bankruptcy Could Drain Escrow
Crown Castle objected to an intercompany loan
Wireless
Crown Castle objected to an intercompany loan
Spectrum
The requirement was a condition of the T-Mobile-Sprint merger in 2020.
Wireless
The next hearing in the bankruptcy case is July 23
People
Tower companies are trying to slow Dish Wireless’s bankruptcy proceeding
Robocalls
The company explained that the FCC should not disrupt a system that works well.
Infrastructure
They want to ensure they could collect on billions in lawsuit claims
Spectrum
EchoStar’s $23 billion spectrum deal with AT&T still hasn’t closed ‘due to unforeseen delays’
Spectrum
SpaceX did not compete widely, but has reportedly reiterated to investors it’s planning its own mobile service
Spectrum
The agency will publish winning bidders ‘at a later date’
Spectrum
EchoStar would have been on the hook for a penalty payment if the licenses fetched less than that.
Spectrum
The FCC should only approve the deal with ‘specific, enforceable deployment requirements,’ he wrote in a letter to the agency
Spectrum
Separately, the Rural Wireless Association also raised concerns about the proposed T-Mobile-Grain deal.
Spectrum
Analysts say proceeds clearing $2.9 billion is looking more and more likely.
Spectrum
DOJ is also looking to remove its requirement that EchoStar operate a mobile network, a remnant of the T-Mobile-Sprint merger.
Spectrum
If the auction brings in less than $2.9 billion, EchoStar is on the hook for the shortfall
FCC
Industry, labor, and business groups urge FCC to reject the proposal.