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Tests are underway in the UK to determine whether commercial companies can share spectrum currently used by the military and other public bodies. Read more...
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Mobile players are on the look out for 4G spectrum while satellite operators are worried about terrestrial operators encroaching into their territory. Read more...
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The European Commission has put back the publication of its final proposals on the review of the Framework Directive until June this year. Read more...
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The UK regulator has confirmed that a potential single frequency DVB-H network won’t come up for auction for 18 months. Ofcom says this will give operators the opportunity to bid for larger chunks of spectrum. Read more...
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Our themes this month are the mood at the ITU's biggest spectrum policy conference for years; progress at the Cameroon meeting on WiMAX/IMT-2000; and preparations for WRC-07. Read more...
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In an interview with PolicyTracker Vodafone argues that re-farming the 2G spectrum should be the first step towards liberalisation. Read more...
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Favouring a commons-based approach to the 3.6GHz band has deterred investment in a crucial frequency for the development of wireless broadband services, argue two leading experts. Read more...
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Getting the right balance between market-based and traditional management techniques has been the dominant theme of the ITU’s biggest spectrum policy conference in several years. Read more...
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The WiMAX lobby are pleased with the outcome of the WP8F meeting in Cameroon but other observers say it's an agreement about process not substance. Read more...
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Today's story 'UMTS Forum Vice-Chairmen at odds over spectrum liberalisation' has been changed. Read more...