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Spectrum register entry sparks false alarm
Apr 22, 2005
by Website author

Since spectrum trading was introduced in the UK at the end of December the radiocomms industry has been keeping a close watch on the Ofcom website, looking out for the signs of the first trade. Read more...

Looking to the US
Apr 19, 2005
by Website author

The imminent arrival of UWB devices in the US consumer market has intensified pressure to finalise a European regulatory approach. Read more...

Regulation on the brink of revolution?
Apr 14, 2005
by Website author

The implementation of Europe’s now not so new regulatory framework could be stifling competition given the recent rapid changes in the way that voice is delivered over networks. Read more...

NGNs: risky investment or commercial imperative?
Apr 12, 2005
by Website author

To achieve the Lisbon agenda do we need a rollback of telecoms regulation to stimulate investment in Next Generation Networks? Read more...

Hoping for too blue a sky?
Apr 07, 2005
by Website author

Making any sort of prediction is notoriously difficult but given the dynamic and volatile nature of mobile telecommunications the task set for the Institute of Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS) was bound to attract a mixed response. Read more...

Mobile liberalisation: the tension mounts
Mar 30, 2005
by Website author

The debate surrounding the liberalisation of the airwaves will intensify in the coming weeks as the UK communications regulator, Ofcom, begins its analysis of stakeholder responses. Read more...

Inching towards a compromise
Mar 30, 2005
by Website author

After stormy dicussions regulators have made progress towards a pan-European framework for UWB. Read more...

New regulator makes his mark
Mar 22, 2005
by Website author

The new Slovenian regulator is being true to his early promises of actively levelling the telecoms playing field but some operators now say he is moving too fast. Read more...

WAPECS: a contradiction or solution?
Mar 18, 2005
by Website author

The regulatory process expected to lead to a co-ordinated EU policy approach to the spectrum for WAPECS is gathering momentum but is the European Commission trying to have its cake and eat it? Read more...

EC takes hard line with German regulator
Mar 17, 2005
by Website author

In a move that could be the prelude to a battle on mobile call termination, the European Commission has expressed ‘serious doubts’ over the German regulator’s market analysis results for Market 9 fixed call termination. Read more...