by PolicyTracker
Scientists can now say with confidence that the spectrum shortage is no more Read more...
by Jonathan Watson
In this month's issue we assess the financial implications of European Parliament proposals to impose a minimum duration of 25 years on all spectrum licences. We also interview the chair of the CEPT group tasked with establishing a long term vision for the 470-694 MHz band and examine proposals to… Read more...
by Dugie Standeford
UK leadership in international spectrum talks is waning, leaving the country “responsive rather than proactive,” says Jim Norton, chair of the UK Spectrum Policy Forum. Read more...
by Jonathan Watson
In the battle to reallocate the 700 MHz band to mobile, Finland has a secret weapon: VHF. Read more...
by Jonathan Watson
Sweden is pressing ahead with plans to reallocate the 700 MHz band for mobile use and with a new approach to spectrum management that will place more emphasis on sharing. Read more...
by Toby Youell
Convergence of broadband and broadcast networks could unlock 80 MHz of "beachfront" spectrum if implemented correctly, according to one of the speakers at a European Commission-sponsored workshop. Read more...
by Toby Youell
Mexico is pressing ahead with its plan to develop the world's first state-controlled and operated wholesale LTE network in the 700 MHz band despite concerns that it could put the brakes on innovation. Read more...
by Dugie Standeford
The US system of spectrum regulation is failing and must be replaced by more sophisticated and efficient sharing, Pierre de Vries and Phil Weiser said in a paper for The Brookings Institution's Hamilton Project. Read more...
by Toby Youell
A leading spectrum thinker and the GSMA's head of spectrum broadly welcome the UK's new strategy but point out loose ends. Read more...