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The Electronic Communications Committee (ECC), a committee under CEPT, would like views on their plans to harmonise frequency bands for narrowband PPDR (NB-PPDR) and wideband PPDR (WB-PPDR) services. The plan said that the 380-385 MHz/390-395 MHz frequency range is to be allocated to NB-PPDR providing emergency services using channel spacing of up… Read more...
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Ofcom would like views on its Space Spectrum Strategy which outlines its plans to identify opportunities for spectrum sharing between the satellite and space science communities. The regulator argues it does not think spectrum availability is a barrier to growth for satellite broadband or earth observation services and therefore do… Read more...
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Ofcom would like views on its plans to authorise the use of terrestrial base stations which would allow Inmarsat to provide broadband access to aircraft passengers in the UK. Currently, Inmarsat and Echostar hold pan-European licences to operate Mobile Satellite Services in the 2 GHz band. Inmarsat told the regulator… Read more...
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Ofcom would like views on its plans to authorise the use of terrestrial base stations which would allow Inmarsat to provide broadband access to aircraft passengers in the UK. Currently, Inmarsat and Echostar hold pan-European licences to operate Mobile Satellite Services in the 2 GHz band. Inmarsat told the regulator… Read more...
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Ofcom would like views on its plans to authorise the use of terrestrial base stations which would allow Inmarsat to provide broadband access to aircraft passengers in the UK. Currently, Inmarsat and Echostar hold pan-European licences to operate Mobile Satellite Services in the 2 GHz band. Inmarsat told the regulator… Read more...
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The Myanmar government would like to hear views on their plans to auction spectrum in the 2600 MHz band. Specifically they would like to thoughts on rules for eligibility to participate in the auction, number of licences sold and condition of the licences. In the consultation, the Ministry for Communications… Read more...
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The Myanmar government would like views on their 5-year spectrum release roadmap. According to the document, the regulator, the Ministry for Communications and Information Technology (MCIT), is planning to auction nearly 400 MHz of spectrum in five bands - 700 MHz, 850/900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2.1 GHz, 2.6 GHz -… Read more...
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The USA regulator, Federal Communication Commission (FCC), would like to hear views on their proposal to modify plans for the 700 MHz for public-safety usage in nine regions. The consultations, which were issued separately, concerns the regions of Alabama, Arizona, North California, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota and Ohio. Under… Read more...
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The Swedish regulator, PTS, has announced they would like to hear views on their plans to auction spectrum in the 1800 MHz band. PTS is planning to release 2 x 70 MHz of spectrum in the upcoming auction and winners will receive licences for 2 x 5 MHz. The consultation… Read more...
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The Communications Authority of Hong Kong are looking for opinions from interested parties on their plan to assign 200 MHz of spectrum in the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands. These licences are to expire between 2020 and 2021. The authority is seeking views on the following reassignment methods: a… Read more...