The May 24, 2004 issue of Business Week has an interesting article on Craig McCaw, the first person to assemble a nationwide cellular network. McCaw sold the network to AT&T for 11.5 billion in 1994. After a couple of unsuccessful follow-up ventures McCaw is acquiring spectrum licenses around the country and hardware manufacturers in an effort to establish a nationwide wireless broadband network. The most interesting part is he is using available but unused spectrum.

If your interested the article is available at ---- http://www.businessweek.com/@@hzgLSIQQqFpOdBYA/magazine/content/04_21/b3884110_mz063.htm

Jay, KØQB