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The Specter of Spectrum at CTIA Some of highlights from the CTIA Wireless 2006 conference: Disney Mobile, a mobile virtual operator network service, launched... PayPal Mobile launched... The FCC is expected to approve a proposal making wireless companies bid anonymously for the 110 licenses... etc. |
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