spectrum auction

Beginning Tuesday, Jan. 10, the bidding schedule will change to four rounds per day.

FCC will host a post-auction procedures workshop Monday, March 13.

The fourth and final forward TV spectrum incentive auction has now closed at $19,632,506,746, but the auction itself is not over. Forward auction winners will next vie for specific frequencies.

The commission boosted the activity requirement and the opening bid price per round as the auction wears on.

OTA Broadcasting wants to sell stations to wireless providers in a post-auction aftermarket.

Broadcast attorneys are asking incentive auction organizers when they can talk, already.

Two House GOP lawmakers asked FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler to freeze the regulatory process.

Well, in what I can only say is stunning, the second stage of the spectrum auction concluded immediately following the end of the first round of bidding in the forward auction portion.

Give us liberty from the 39-month repack deadline, or give us a waiver process, the National Association of Broadcasters told the FCC.

The planets will have to align just so if broadcasters are successful in transitioning to new or shared channels following the spectrum auction with a limited amount of money and time.