Ben Roome, the chief executive of At800, explains why the UK’s 800 MHz interference problem is less significant than expected and how the majority of interference cases the organisation deals with have nothing to do with LTE. Read more...

Auction plans disappoint industry that sought a “big bang” release of frequencies. Read more...

New Zealand's regulator has assigned AM and FM spectrum licences using an eBay-style auction site, TradeMe. Read more...

At an annual consultation meeting on Ofcom's draft annual plan, the regulator's director of spectrum policy Charles Jenne confirmed it was currently working on future spectrum sharing initiatives. Read more...

Despite a great deal of talk over several years about the need to reallocate government-held spectrum for commercial uses in the US and UK, little has been accomplished so far. Read more...

Two recent reports published by the European Commission examine a possible expansion of mobile operators' areas of business. Read more...

Following scepticism from national telecoms ministries, the new Latvian Presidency of the Council of the EU is set to abandon the measures in the telecoms single market ("connected continent") package designed to partially harmonise spectrum policy. Read more...

Croatian regulator Hakom has awarded most of the remaining spectrum in the 1800 MHz band to two of the country's three national operators, Tele2 and T-Hrvatski Telekom (T-HT). Read more...

With the new year comes another Consumer Electronics Show, the annual jamboree for the global gadget industry. Read more...

The Asia Pacific region is heading for a significant spectrum shortfall in 2020 unless regulators take action, according to a report from consultancy Analysys Mason that was commissioned by manufacturer Huawei and mobile association the GSMA. Read more...