Colesium's successful bid for English Premier League rights will add extra pressure to Ministry of Buiness, Innovation and Employment's 700MHz spectrum allocation process, 2degrees founder Tex Edwards says.
The startup, which out-bid the incumbent Sky TV to seize soccer rights, says its open
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Chris Keall
Thu, 20 Jun 2013
Thu, 20 Jun 2013
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Coliseum English soccer deal puts heat on govt over 4G auction - Tex Edwards
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