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FCC Agrees to Extend AWS-3 Comment Deadline

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Jul 9, 2008, 2:02 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Today the FCC agreed to extend the deadline for filing comments on the AWS-3 auction by 16 days, with the new deadline set for July 25. The original deadline had been set for today. While it is not the three months that T-Mobile was pushing for, the FCC did give the carrier a little bit more time to continue testing for interference. All replies to comments are now due on August 11.

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