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UK regulator hands key liberalisation decision back to government
Aug 20, 2009
by Dugie Standeford

Ofcom has backtracked on a plan to set administrative incentive pricing for maritime and aeronautical radar spectrum licences, saying the government should decide how to maximise use of the bands. Read more...

UK public sector users nervous about new type of spectrum licence
Jul 14, 2009
by Dugie Standeford

Ofcom’s plan for innovation licences has strong support from government and commercial organisations, but rollout still depends on calming public sector fears. Read more...

UK signs up to harmonised digital dividend
Jun 30, 2009
by Website author

Ofcom today confirmed it would clear the 800 MHz band, falling into line with several other European countries. Read more...

UK regulator postpones 2.6 GHz auction
Jun 23, 2009
by Website author

The UK’s troubled 2.6 GHz auction, which Ofcom hoped to hold in September once legal action had been resolved, has now been put on hold. Read more...

UK: government-commissioned report contradicts Minister’s proposals
May 20, 2009
by Michael Newlands

An “independent study” says Vodafone and O2 should be allowed to keep their prized 900 MHz holdings if they don’t bid for digital dividend spectrum. It says the UK’s refarming row can be solved by taking an integrated approach to all the possible next generation mobile spectrum, including 2.6GHz and… Read more...

Transport management system set to move into former UK military band
May 08, 2009
by Dugie Standeford

As the UK Ministry of Defence prepares to release spectrum for commercial use, one local government body is already trialing the 3.3 GHz band for intelligent transport applications. Read more...

UK refarming deadline passes without agreement
May 06, 2009
by Michael Newlands

The end of April time limit set by UK telecoms minister Stephen Carter for mobile operators to reach their own deal on re-using the 900 MHz GSM has come and gone. There is no sign of urgent action by the government or the regulator, Ofcom. Read more...

T-Mobile withdraws from UK 2.6 GHz legal challenge
Mar 26, 2009
by Website author

Only one mobile operator, 02, is now pursuing the legal action which has blocked the auction of 2.6 Ghz in the UK. Read more...

UK call to use military band for IMT attracts interest
Mar 10, 2009
by Scott Billquist

Spreading the idea of releasing 4.4 to 5.0 GHz from military use and hurdling NATO concerns could help fulfil government and industry interest in exploiting new spectrum opportunities for 4G and beyond. Read more...

Trade association formed for owners of liberalised spectrum in UK
Mar 06, 2009
by Michael Newlands

The Commercial Spectrum Owners Association will campaign against unnecessary restrictions on spectrum usage and provide its members with a stronger voice in discussions with Ofcom. Read more...