On Friday, Time Warner, Comcast, and Bright House announced an agreement to sell their spectrum to Verizon for $3.6B. The 122 AWS spectrum licenses, held by the SpectrumCo joint venture, give Verizon's already vast spectrum holdings a boost that will help it meet LTE data demands for quite some time. Meanwhile, Comcast and Time Warner will also be ending their wholesale agreements with Clearwire, shifting instead to resell Verizon's services over the next four years. For Clearwire this is mixed news. The loss of wholesale partners isn't pleasant, but the cables never really sold much WiMAX at all so the impact is limited. But if they are also selling their stake in the company it could complicate Clearwire's ability to raise more funds this winter. However, the deal also puts a more recent valuation on Clearwire's spectrum.