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UK refarming deadline passes without agreement

The end of April time limit set by UK telecoms minister Stephen Carter for mobile operators to reach their own deal on re-using the 900 MHz GSM has come and...

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ITU countries start new work in the satellite services

Participants in ITU-R will start new work on 11 new satellite services matters, said a letter circulated by the Radiocommunication Bureau. The work will result in new reports and recommendations,...

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Fledgling spectrum markets set to weather financial storm

The credit crunch may have undermined public faith in market economics but moves towards greater spectrum liberalisation seem unaffected. There are no signs of policy u-turns in Europe and spectrum...

May 2009 printed issue available for download

This month's issue examines the role of the digital dividend debate within the telecoms framework review; the impact of the economic downturn on spectrum policy; and new initiatives on public...

Public sector spectrum

Opinion: the most important users should get the best spectrum

We need to rethink our attitude to spectrum pricing, argues ATDI’s Managing Director Cyprien de Cosson. Those users with the greatest claim on the airwaves should have sufficient interference-free spectrum,...

Public sector spectrum

Spectrum auctions

Verizon calls for D-block to be given wholly to public services

US telecoms industry insiders have reacted positively to a new plan from Verizon Wireless for the creation of a interoperable broadband network for US emergency services rather than the public/private...

GSMA letter to G20 summit sparks criticism from European Commission

The GSM operators association has urged world leaders to boost their ailing economies by replacing spectrum auctions with a “nominal” upfront payment and rollout conditions. The GSMA also said the...

Unlicensed usage

Former Obama advisor sees bigger role for unlicensed approach

US willingness to consider allocation of open spectrum is already advanced and could blossom under an Obama Administration eager for innovation and new technologies, says a former member of the...

Broadcasting

Auto industry set to drive European take-up of DAB

A new DAB traffic information service and growing interest from car manufacturers are further encouraging signs in the development of digital radio. This article is the second in a series...

digital dividend

Digital dividend is sticking point for adoption of telecoms package

Italy has been leading the fight to delete references to the reuse of analogue TV frequencies from the review of the EU Telecoms framework.

digital dividend

Commission to give a recommendation on digital dividend by the autumn

The European Commission is waiting for an expert opinion from member state regulators before launching a public consultation on a recommendation for the digital dividend. The consultation is due to...

Public sector spectrum

US bill requires regulators to conduct spectrum inventory

Industry has welcomed legislation pending in the US Congress requiring an audit of spectrum managed by the NTIA and FCC, but does it go far enough?

Hybrid training 6 - 7 October 2026 Valuing the Spectrum

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Hybrid training 8 - 9 October 2026 Spectrum Auctions Training Course

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