tl,dr; No new information about spectrum allocation just an overview of an observer's perspective on the industry. Loosely conforms to the status quo belief th

tl,dr; No new information about spectrum allocation just an overview of an observer's perspective on the industry. Loosely conforms to the status quo belief that there is a 'lack of available spectrum' and that this is and will drive higher prices in the future/set the tone of the wireless industry. My issue with these kinds of 'reports' is that more often then not they are little more than scare tactics by the big telcos. This week it's probably from AT&T trying to scare people into accepting their shit merger.