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Protected: Stage 1 of the Incentive Auction Is Over – What’s Next?

By Jonathan Cohen on August 31, 2016
Posted in Digital Television, Incentive Auctions/Broadband Report, Television

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Tags: closing closing, forward auction, incentive auction clearing target, reverse auction, spectrum clearing target, stages of incentive auction
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