ACMA’s idea to segment the 6425—7125 MHz band between IMT and Wi-Fi struggled to find backers, even among spectrum-sharing advocates.

Don't miss our Valuing the Spectrum course immediately followed by the Spectrum Auctions Masterclass being held in the second week of October.

The Administrative Court of Cologne has decided that the rules governing the 2019 auction of spectrum in the 2.1 GHz and 3.5 GHz bands were illegal.

From around 2008 to 2013, several spectrum administrations around the world chose the combinatorial clock auction (CCA) format to allocate spectrum. Fast forward just a few years, and the CCA…

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is considering how to improve the dynamic sharing regime, including the controversial idea of increasing power levels.

Beauty contests often end up in the courts but auctions don't, so the conventional wisdom goes. But looking more closely we find that legal action over auctions is a fairly…

Incentive auctions, in which spectrum holders are encouraged to relinquish their frequencies in return for a share of the proceeds, remain unique to the United States.

Over the past 20 years academics and economists have attempted to answer the question: are auction fees passed onto end-users in the form of higher pricing?

An updated research note providing an overview of the satellite D2D sector has now been added to our Spectrum Research Service.