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TechLink: Could the Czech method be a lesson for us?

European country thinks of consumers first and long term cost. Instead of taking a windfall cash infusion for government from spectrum auction, Czech stop auction, looking out for consumers. Shouldn't government auctions be about what the people will get, instead of selling heritage for bowl of porridge? We've had it backward, haven't we? See what you think after reading: Czechs Cancel 4G Auction as Excessive Bids Top $1 Billion Businessweek at Bloomberg Reports. - CM



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