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A small telecom company that scooped up one of three valuable licenses for wireless service in New York City's high-demand market is the subject of a challenge to a recently completed government auction. One petition filed by TPS Utilicom Inc., asks the government not to grant licenses to Alaska Native Wireless, which won licenses in New York and elsewhere, because of that company's ties to AT&T Wireless.
March 13, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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