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Microcap & Penny Stocks : INSP Investors Research
INSP 124.41-2.3%Nov 28 9:30 AM EST

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To: howsmydrivingal who started this subject11/8/2001 1:33:57 PM
From: Dan Hamilton   of 787
 
This could be positive or negative for INSP, depending on who merges with whom....

MOBILE MERGERS COULD BE ON HORIZON
The Federal Communications Commission's expected relaxation of rules
restricting wireless spectrum ownership could set the stage for a wave of
U.S. wireless mergers. Currently, companies are prohibited from owning any
more than 45MHz of wireless spectrum in any city, with rural limits set at
55MHz. Big carriers in other countries typically face limits of 80MHz,
putting U.S. companies at significant disadvantage as they attempt to grow
their markets. FCC Chairman Michael Powell is expected today to raise the
U.S. limits by an initial 10MHz to 20MHz, with the ownership restriction to
be phased out altogether in the next few years. The elimination would open
the way for large-scale mergers, most likely based around technological
compatibility. Cingular and AT&T are in the process of converting their
TDMA networks to the GSM standard, which is already used by Deutsche
Telekom's VoiceStream. Meanwhile, Verizon Wireless and Sprint PCS use the
rival CDMA standard, and likely will soon be joined by Nextel, which will
migrate from the standard it's currently using. (Financial Times 8 Nov 2001)
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