MUNICH — LightSquared, the startup satellite-terrestrial mobile broadband firm that already has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in its system, on March 3 began a series of meetings with government and industry officials representing the U.S. GPS navigation system to answer what for both sides is a multibillion-dollar question: Can LightSquared’s use of L-band frequencies near GPS’s operating spectrum be tailored so that it does not wipe out GPS signals for users anywhere near LightSquared’s terrestrial towers?
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