FCC wireless auction: Google wins, AT&T wins, Americans lose

The FCC set its guidelines for how the newly available wireless spectrum frequencies are to be auctioned. In a nutshell, the FCC agreed that networks built on the new spectrum should enable any device to connect to services built on those networks--which is a win for anyone tired of paying hundreds of dollars for a phone you can't use if you switch carriers. But the FCC did not endorse...