The C-Band Alliance says the FCC has previously approved private secondary market mechanisms to direct spectrum to its highest and best use as fast as possible and without the risk of litigation. Photo: Pixabay

In defending its plan to make more midband spectrum available for 5G, the C-Band Alliance is pointing to some deals that have benefited the wireless industry — as well as Comcast and Charter Communications — as part of Federal Communications Commission (FCC)-approved secondary market transactions.

In a Jan. 2 ex parte filing, the C-Band Alliance notes the criticisms by Comcast, Charter, and others alleging or suggesting the CBA’s plan is improper or a departure from commission precedent.

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