Where the Money Is 11.07.2014

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🗓️ 7 November 2014

⏱️ 12 minutes

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FCC is having a tech auction! Sean O'Reilly and Nathan Hamilton give us the details as to why -- and how -- it's all gonna go down.

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0:00.0	Want your own cell phone network? Just show up with billions of dollars to the upcoming FCC auction.
0:05.0	All that and more on this edition of Where the Money is.
0:08.0	T.G. I am Sean O'Reilly with the one and only Nathan Hamilton on a
0:16.5	tech edition of where the money is and today we are talking about the
0:20.0	AWS 3 FCC auction for Spectrum.
0:24.3	Nathan?
0:25.3	Yeah, I don't know, we've made it a good time last time.
0:28.6	Yeah, we can geek out today.
0:30.8	A little bit.
0:31.8	So first and foremost, for our listeners that have
0:34.4	no idea what we're talking about, what are we talking about? So we're
0:37.8	talking wireless carriers and spectrum. And essentially, you know, why it's important.
0:44.0	What's happening on November 13th is, it's not a once in a lifetime auction, but the FCC is auctioning
0:50.1	off more spectrum.
0:51.9	And what this means is essentially T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon,
0:57.2	what did I forget the other fourth one? I don't know any of them.
0:59.6	Yeah.
1:00.6	T-Vizon. Oh, T-Mobile you said them?
1:01.6	Yeah, 18-T.
1:02.7	There you go.
1:03.7	Gee. Essentially, they're going to be competing 4 spectrum
1:06.6	along with 66 other bidders across the country.
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