According to a Public Notice released today, high-level negotiations from FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski and U.S./Mexican telecommunications officials were successful in securing two new spectrum-sharing agreements that will enable advanced Public Safety and Commercial communications in the border area.
The new 800 MHz Protocol replaces a previous agreement, allowing for rebanding to be completed along the U.S.-Mexico border. Sprint Nextel Corporation will have the ability to deploy CDMA service thanks to the new 1.9 GHz Protocol.
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