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Belgian consultation on the allocation of North Sea spectrum
Aug 27, 2024
by Mirva Villa

BIPT is consulting on spectrum use within the Belgian economic zone at sea. Read more...

Australian consultation on spectrum licensing and allocation
Aug 27, 2024
by Mirva Villa

Update 27 August 2024: This consultation has been extended to September 5, 2024. Read more...

Two years in: a retrospective on the satellite direct-to-device market
Aug 27, 2024
by Richard Haas

SpaceX has made significant progress but doubts remain about wider prospects. Read more...

Spectrum training with timings designed for Asia
Aug 25, 2024
by Martin Sims

This October we are making it much easier for attendees in Asia and the Middle East to take part in PolicyTracker’s signature training course, Understanding Modern Spectrum Management. Read more...

UK government extends BT/EE network contract for ESN
Aug 23, 2024
by Dugie Standeford

The UK Home Office has extended its agreement with mobile operator EE to provide a 4G/5G emergency services network in the latest development in the ESN saga. Read more...

Which region has spent the most on spectrum licences?
Aug 22, 2024
by Richard Haas

Our new "racing chart" shows how much money has been spent and where it has been spent over the past 20 years. Read more...

Georgia to hold second 5G auction with relaxed obligations
Aug 22, 2024
by Mirva Villa

The first award attracted little interest because operators objected to the MVNO access requirements. Read more...

Radio astronomers develop new spectrum coordination system with SpaceX
Aug 21, 2024
by Richard Haas

The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) has worked with SpaceX to develop a dynamic database system. Read more...

Podcast: The future of PMSE spectrum
Aug 21, 2024
by Laura Sear

Shure's Head of Spectrum and Regulations for the Middle East and Africa, Nada Abdelhafez, speaks to PolicyTracker about PMSE spectrum in the latest episode of the Spectrum Policy Podcast. Read more...

Australia is not alone in delaying 3G shutdown
Aug 20, 2024
by Richard Handford

Telstra and Optus have chosen to delay switching off their 20-year-old 3G networks until the end of October—shortly after Singaporean operators made a similar decision. Read more...