I’ve updated the bands and metro area (but not carriers, I swear I’ll get it done next month – work+school+social life means I don’t have much free time). Also you may need to clear your browser cache if the new bands.json file wont download.
It appears that the Verizon/T-Mobile AWS swap is included in this months data, which makes the maps incredibly messy (also I think the FCC hasn’t removed some of the old data – so it may come up as shared when its really not). Also included is some of AT&T’s 700MHz B/C block transactions with smaller carriers – their goal with this is to acquire 700MHz spectrum in rural areas where they have wireline service.
Great work! Very useful.
As I’ve mentioned in a comment before there is one small error… The 700 MHz Lower Band A-Block BEA0025 (Wilmington) License – WQIZ561 is owned by Horry Telephone Cooperative, Inc. rather than AT&T.
P.S. I’ve noticed that it is also wrong on the FCC Dashboard when using the search feature. The actual license record has no evidence AT&T owns, leases, or is in anyway involved in this BEA license. It also states that “License WQIZ561 has not been partitioned or disaggregated”. I think Horry has some sort of marketing arrangement with AT&T in other spectrum blocks but it is not the case in 700 A-Block. Maybe someone at the FCC simply made a data entry error. Just fyi…