EchoStar, SES and Intelsat urged the FCC to...
EchoStar, SES and Intelsat urged the FCC to terminate the proceeding that asks whether incumbent satellite operators are harming competition and warehousing spectrum. The three again said current FCC and ITU rules “adequately ensure that satellite spectrum is efficiently utilized…
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by commission licensees, while allowing licensees the flexibility necessary to meet market demand,” the companies said in an ex parte filing in docket 13-147(http://bit.ly/1aTvDk3). They also noted the lack of record support for further FCC action. The filing recounted a meeting with the satellite companies and staff members of the International Bureau. The companies previously supported dismissal of the claims brought by satellite integrators, which prompted the proceeding (CD Aug 21 p23).