How strong are the arguments for making DVB-H the European mobile TV standard? PolicyTracker investigates. Read more...

Rarely has there been such a negative reaction to a policy initiative from the European Commission. Most regard it as unworkable and unhelpful. Read more...

HDTV is the future say UK broadcasters, but they can’t afford to buy the spectrum to put it on the terrestrial platform. Is this pre-auction posturing or a looming crisis? Read more...

The industry waits for competitors’ reactions as European Commission gives ringing endorsement of DVB-H mobile TV standard. Read more...

Auctioning the UK’s freed-up analogue TV spectrum on a technology neutral basis could cost hundreds of millions of pounds in re-engineering fees. Read more...

The armed forces are often criticised for over-use of the airwaves, but could a technology emerging from the military sphere transform current perceptions of spectrum scarcity? Read more...

The FCC is testing specifications for a cognitive radio device which six giants of the IT industry claim will enable the transmission of a wireless broadband service without interfering with digital TV signals. Read more...

Italy is the first European country to get a commercial DVB-H network, with Germany, Italy and Spain soon to follow. What can regulators learn from the speed of developments in these countries? Read more...

In an exclusive interview with PolicyTracker, Kavouss Arasteh, chairman of the WRC-07 preparatory meeting explains why most countries would prefer advanced mobile services in the higher frequency bands. Read more...

An exercise by the Hong Kong regulator is set to gauge the likely popularity of the new Chinese mobile TV standard as well as determine the regulatory approach in a key regional market gearing up for the 2008 Olympics. Read more...