State Could See $2 Billion Windfall if It Opts to Sell Broadcast Licenses
New Jersey could be in line for a multibillion dollar windfall if it sells off some or all of the broadcast TV spectrum that it owns, an event that could go a long way toward propping up the state’s shaky finances. But questions abound as to when the state could see the money and what the…
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