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Regulators recommend allowing mobile TV in L-band

05 May, 2006

PolicyTracker understands that the use of L-band is the main proposal to emerge from a working group asked by the European Commission to find more spectrum for mobile TV.

change of use

emissions

fanebust

fournier

Ofcom

Spectrum trading

spectrum usage rights

SUR

Webb

Whittaker

The EU’s first roadmap for full liberalisation

03 May, 2006

Slotting in the final piece of the liberalisation jigsaw could be worth nearly £1bn a year says Ofcom, which is proposing technology and service neutral licences.

collective

Ofcom

shared

Spectrum liberalisation

Spectrum trading

unlicensed

May editorial: the rocky road to full liberalisation

03 May, 2006

The May issue of PolicyTracker is now available for download and our theme this month is technology and service neutral licensing.

collective use

commons

Low Power Radio Association

LPRA

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VHF band I

Wi-Fi

No need for more licence-exempt spectrum

28 Apr, 2006

Despite the growing demand for services using unlicensed spectrum the bands are not congested according to the preliminary findings of a European Commission study.

aircraft

Boeing Connexion

CEPT

FAA

FCC

Federal Aviation Authority

Federal Communications Commission

mobile

OnAir

Financial incentives overcome resistance to mobile phones on aircraft

26 Apr, 2006

Europe is outstripping the US in setting the regulatory framework for allowing the in-flight use of mobiles.

1781.7-1785MHz

1876.7-1880MHz

DECT Guard band

mobile

Ofcom

Orange

Zynetix

12 companies win low power mobile spectrum

25 Apr, 2006

Ofcom, the UK unitary regulator set up in 2003, has announced the results of its first spectrum auction.

BEIRG

JFMG

Ofcom

PMSE

Programme Making and Special Events

SMO

Spectrum Management Organisation

Casualties of switchover?

24 Apr, 2006

The transition to digital TV is forcing the UK’s users of radio mics out of their current frequency bands and causing concern about the economic impact on the entertainment industries.

community radio

Guatemala

public broadcasting

SIT

Liberalisation pioneer fails to close the legal loopholes

21 Apr, 2006

Ten years after Guatemala spearheaded spectrum liberalisation there is still no provision for public service broadcasting, leaving dozens of community radios in a legal no man’s land.

1781.7-1785 MHz

1876.7-1880 MHz

mobile

Ofcom

private GSM networks

Result of spectrum auction due within days

21 Apr, 2006

Ofcom is expected to announce the winners of the DECT guard band auction early next week.

1710-1755MHz

2110-2155MHz

Cingular

FCC

mobile

NTIA

T-mobile

WiMAX

Can spectrum auctions save US budget deficit?

19 Apr, 2006

The auction of 3G-compatible spectrum this summer is exciting both controversy and commercial interest. While it's unlikely to generate proportionately as much as the European 3G auctions the government is...

australia

device-centric

interference

Space-centric

Whittaker

Liberalisation means tackling the interference problem

12 Apr, 2006

Flexible access to the radio spectrum requires all interference benchmarks to be pre-defined, argues a new book. Countries relying on self-regulation will place an unfair burden on industry says its...

1781.7-1785MHz 1876.7-1880MHz

DECT guard bands

private GSM networks

Spectrum auctions

Auction date announced, two bidders withdraw

10 Apr, 2006

The first spectrum auction since the UK’s unitary regulator Ofcom was set up in 2003 will take place on Thursday April 20.

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