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As a result, those who "rule the airwaves are the winners," he explains.

India's fast-growing mobile-phone operators vie for capacity on the airwaves.

Some stations do not broadcast over the public airwaves so they do not have to follow F.C.C. rules.

A string of small firms are offering fast broadband to offline areas, via cables, satellites or the airwaves.

Mr Hunt may be right. A string of small firms are offering fast broadband to offline areas, via cables, satellites or the airwaves.

Sure, the young and the technically nimble were among the first to abandoned print and airwaves for online content capable of being accessed anywhere, anytime.

Some of the airwaves earmarked for 3g are also now occupied by India's armed forces, who, like all good military men, are reluctant to cede the territory they hold.

The airwaves will instead be paved with a new generation of wireless broadband.

Mobile-phone operators and other would-be users of wireless spectrum have long lusted after television’s empty airwaves.

"State security" can be cited as a reason to stop publication of academic research, to block a film script or ban a troublesome person from the airwaves.

How could you transmit that amount of bandwidth over the airwaves?

The two chairmen of the group-Lee Hamilton, a former Indiana congressman, and James Baker, a former secretary of state-will be fixtures on the airwaves for days.

This week America will resound to the deafening roar of automatic rifle fire being discharged by Palin across its airwaves.

Television and radio presenter, Gloria Hunniford, 69, has graced our screens and airwaves for more than 30 years, and is canny about dressing with elegance without spending a fortune.