51.   Swallowing up wireless cable companies also eliminates potential competition for the Bells.

52.   Telinor is also looking for a frequency for its proposed wireless cable service.

53.   That was bad for the wireless cable companies in two ways.

54.   The company also took control of Liberty Cable, a wireless cable company that has waged a David-and-Goliath battle for customers against Time Warner.

55.   The company recently bought licenses permitting a wireless cable to most of North Georgia, including Atlanta.

56.   The Federal Communications Commission also plans to auction licenses for wireless cable service next month, but that process would take longer than a buyout.

57.   The hottest form of securities fraud in the country today -- scams involving so-called wireless cable -- may have reared its ugly head here.

58.   The hotbeds of wireless cable promotions are Florida, Arizona, California, Nevada and Texas, regulators say.

59.   The microwave network in the Los Angeles area will employ technology acquired last April when the company bought Cross-Country Wireless, a wireless cable company, Harris said.

60.   The phone companies say price will be a key lure of wireless cable.