Bids Rising in FCC's Auction of 700MHz Wireless Spectrum 30.11.1999 / Wireless & Mobile NewsFactor - Two companies are in a bidding war for the "sweet spot" of the wireless spectrum -- the "C" block of 700MHz, which was formerly used by broadcast television. While the Federal Communications Commission doesn't reveal the names of bidders, it's likely that Google is one of them.
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