US regulator the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) says it aims to make 126 MHz of near-nationwide spectrum available in the 600 MHz band in the upcoming incentive auction - 50 per cent more than its previous estimate of 84 MHz. Read more...

US operator has bolstered its position in the band through acquisitions from "multiple parties". Read more...

Regulators in the US and Canada have published a "statement of intent" (SOI) that is designed to prevent any cross-border problems as both countries repurpose the 600 MHz band from broadcasting to mobile broadband. Read more...

In a series of orders given the green light on 5-6 August, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) edged closer to the long-awaited broadcast spectrum incentive auction, now due to begin on 29 March 2016. Read more...

The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has pushed back votes on several items related to the TV spectrum incentive auction amid a ruckus over its new proposal for use of the duplex gap in the 600 MHz band. Read more...

The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved changes to its “designated entity” (DE) competitive bidding rules. Read more...

The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance has welcomed the unlicensed aspects of the FCC's plan for the 600 MHz band. Read more...

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The UK regulator is proposing to auction a licence allowing the temporary establishment of digital terrestrial television (DTT) multiplexes in the 600 MHz band. The band was freed up by the switch to digital broadcasting, completed in 2012. Read more...

With the 800 MHz digital dividend agreed upon and harmonised for wireless broadband in Europe, the protagonists in what was a tough battle to use the spectrum are preparing for another fight as a second digital dividend at 700 MHz is now being proposed. Although it lags well behind its… Read more...