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China has just filed an application with the ITU for 203,000 low-Earth orbit satellites. Is it time to review the processes for satellite filings?

Globally the delivery of letters is in steep decline: the baton is being passed to mobile connectivity.

Our Weekly Spectrum Briefing usually talks about a current policy issue but recently we have been going back to basics, reconsidering some fundamental questions. The first being what is spectrum…

Mobile satellite spectrum (MSS); defence; sharing ups and downs; upper 6 GHz decision; uncertainty for digital terrestrial TV; and finding 800 MHz in the US (not Nemo) is our answer,…

As months of WRC-27 study group discussions were reviewed at the ITU in Geneva, there was general optimism, but also some concern about the altimeters agenda item.

Japan has famously never staged a spectrum auction. Assignment of frequencies in the country is via beauty contest. However, this is about to change. It feels like a historic moment.…

This week, the UK Parliament focused its attention on the signal jammers used in keyless car theft.