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The availability of communications services is a fair indicator of economic health and a country’s rising fortunes. Since the end of military rule, Myanmar has gone from a telephone density of 13 per cent to 127 per cent and seen internet users rise from less than two million to over… Read more...

April 3, 2020 ARCEP has now published a supplementary consultation regarding spectrum awards in the overseas territories of Reunion and Mayotte regarding coverage requirements. This additional consultation period follows information from the Directorate-General of Enterprise. This supplementary consultation is open for comment until April 24. December 30, 2019 The French… Read more...

The T-Mobile / Sprint merger was approved by federal agencies partly on its commitments to divest spectrum to Dish. Will that still happen?  Read more...

April 2, 2020: This document will be published in the Federal Register on April 3. Comments can be made until May 3, while replies to those comments can be made until June 2. March 3, 2020: The FCC has released this document here. It will be open for comment for 30… Read more...

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The FCC will vote at its April Open Meeting on a draft Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that would propose to permit very low-power devices to operate across the 6 GHz band. Further information will be published here once the draft text has been made available. Read more...

Five companies have applied for Belgium’s temporary 5G licences in the 3.6—3.8 GHz band. Read more...

Google is known as a Wi-Fi advocate, but its spectrum policy ambitions go much further. Cheap and ubiquitous Wi-Fi supports its internet business, led by its domination of the search market, but Google has a growing range of products which use the same bands. These include Google routers; the Nest… Read more...