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The latest development in the mobile data demand saga shows the power of ITU documents.

The European Parliament has now approved Jean-Claude Juncker's new European Commission after he changed some portfolios and commissioners to appease MEPs' concerns.

Scottish voters go to the polls today to answer a very simple question: should Scotland be an independent country?

They say that what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but one of the key messages from the CTIA's "Super Mobility Week” came through loud and clear: employing lobbyists will…

Our recent article on the JTG meeting sparked a debate in the PolicyTracker office: is the ITU-R decision-making process too secretive?

Norway is now a two-player mobile market - for the time being at least

Belgium will not be getting a fourth 3G operator after all.

Ofcom intends to reallocate the 700 MHz band for mobile broadband.

While many engineers and academics in the spectrum field believe that some form of spectrum sharing is the only way to meet future requirements, not everyone is always convinced.

“A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush,” says the old English proverb. To put it less elegantly, this means a certain benefit is better than a…

Eurosceptic politicians are expected to make big gains at the European elections this week, but they are not the only ones criticising Brussels.

Or is it just another way of saying that a fixed line operator has become an MVNO?