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ITU issues warning over increasing amount of reported RNSS interference
Sep 08, 2022
by Laura Sear

The ITU has warned that interference with radio navigation satellite services (RNSS) is increasing. Read more...

T-Mobile dominates as esoteric rural mid-band auction concludes
Sep 07, 2022
by Mirva Villa

T-Mobile took home over 90 per cent of available MHz-POPS in the 2.6 GHz band. Read more...

Sweden extends 2.6 GHz licences ahead of 2023 auction
Sep 06, 2022
by Mirva Villa

A new telecoms law has enabled the Swedish regulator to extend existing licences for the first time. Read more...

Norway 2.3 GHz
Sep 06, 2022
by Mirva Villa

Norwegian Communications Authority (Nkom) Read more...

Argentina 2.6 GHz
Sep 06, 2022
by Mirva Villa

Ente Nacional de Comunicaciones (ENACOM) Read more...

Norway 700 MHz and 42 GHz
Sep 06, 2022
by Mirva Villa

Norwegian Communications Authority (Nkom) Read more...

Norway 700 MHz, 1500 MHz, 2.3 GHz, 26 GHz and 42 GHz
Sep 06, 2022
by Richard Haas

Norwegian Communications Authority (Nkom) Read more...

Brazilian consultation on satellite regulation
Sep 05, 2022
by Mirva Villa

The National Telecommunications Agency Anatel has announced they will seek opinions on new satellite regulations to accommodate new services. The consultation asks for views particularly on non-geostationary satellite systems and minimum conditions to run the services, taking into account public interest in the use of spectrum resources. The regulator says… Read more...

Norwegian consultation on unlicenced use regulations
Sep 05, 2022
by Mirva Villa

Norwegian regulator Nkom has launched a consultation on several proposed changes to unlicensed spectrum use. The regulator is proposing to introduce 5G services on ships, and allow ultra-wideband (UWB) equipment for specific purposes outdoors. Nkom also proposes to open up limited outdoor use of Wi-Fi and high-power drones in the 5,150-5,250… Read more...

Irish regulator extends temporary licences following auction delay
Sep 05, 2022
by Laura Sear

ComReg has extended temporary licences for 700 MHz and 2100 MHz spectrum to prevent disruption and loss of service while awaiting a court decision on its delayed multi-band auction. Read more...