Isn't old news? And why did you posted it in this challenge group?
On May 6, 7:06 pm, YA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Google has requested that the US regulator seeks assurances from
> Verizon Wireless that it will honour the 'open access' laws related to
> the 700MHz C-block spectrum Verizon won in the recent FCC auction. In
> a FCC filing late last week, Google called for the regulator to
> investigate Verizon's alleged commitment to a 'two-door' policy, which
> implies that Verizon could favour customers accessing the network that
> use its own devices over non-Verizon customers.
>
> The filing makes reference to a number of formal objections to the
> open access policy made by Verizon Wireless prior to the operator
> placing the US$4.7 billion winning bid in the C-block spectrum two
> months ago. According to Google, Verizon has "kept to its written
> position and, despite ample opportunity, has not subsequently
> disavowed this position in any on-the-record filing with the
> Commission." According to a report by InfoWorld, Verizon has hit back
> at Google, claiming its complaint to the FCC "has no legal standing."
> Google is keen to uphold the principals of open access networks in
> order to support Android, its open source mobile operating system.
>
> From: Mobile Business Briefing (http://gsm.org)
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