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European Parliament to investigate digital dividend (Audio available)
May 16, 2006
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The industry, research and energy (ITRE) Committee of the European Parliament is to hold a hearing on allocating the frequencies released by analogue TV switch off. Read more...

Setting a dangerous precedent?
May 08, 2006
by Website author

The growing interest in using C-band for UMTS or wireless broadband is ringing alarm bells for satellite operators. Read more...

Regulators recommend allowing mobile TV in L-band
May 05, 2006
by Website author

PolicyTracker understands that the use of L-band is the main proposal to emerge from a working group asked by the European Commission to find more spectrum for mobile TV. Read more...

The EU’s first roadmap for full liberalisation
May 03, 2006
by Website author

Slotting in the final piece of the liberalisation jigsaw could be worth nearly £1bn a year says Ofcom, which is proposing technology and service neutral licences. Read more...

May editorial: the rocky road to full liberalisation
May 03, 2006
by Website author

The May issue of PolicyTracker is now available for download and our theme this month is technology and service neutral licensing. Read more...

No need for more licence-exempt spectrum
Apr 28, 2006
by Website author

Despite the growing demand for services using unlicensed spectrum the bands are not congested according to the preliminary findings of a European Commission study. Read more...

Financial incentives overcome resistance to mobile phones on aircraft
Apr 26, 2006
by Website author

Europe is outstripping the US in setting the regulatory framework for allowing the in-flight use of mobiles. Read more...

12 companies win low power mobile spectrum
Apr 25, 2006
by Website author

Ofcom, the UK unitary regulator set up in 2003, has announced the results of its first spectrum auction. Read more...

Casualties of switchover?
Apr 24, 2006
by Website author

The transition to digital TV is forcing the UK’s users of radio mics out of their current frequency bands and causing concern about the economic impact on the entertainment industries. Read more...

Liberalisation pioneer fails to close the legal loopholes
Apr 21, 2006
by Website author

Ten years after Guatemala spearheaded spectrum liberalisation there is still no provision for public service broadcasting, leaving dozens of community radios in a legal no man’s land. Read more...