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Kroes to speak at French spectrum conference
May 01, 2013
by Dugie Standeford

EU digital agenda commissioner Neelie Kroes is among the speakers lined up for a spectrum conference due to be held in Paris at the end of June. Read more...

Small cell deployment faces spectrum and regulatory challenges
Apr 30, 2013
by Michael Newlands

As the deployment of small cells around the world accelerates, industry body the Small Cell Forum is finding it has to deal with a raft of regulatory and spectrum issues, often on a country-by-country or even a case-by-case basis. Read more...

Will WiGig become as ubiquitous as its new partner Wi-Fi?
Apr 29, 2013
by Michael Newlands

WiGig, a newly-standardised wireless technology that operates in the 60 GHz band, is expected to get a big boost this year when the powerful Wi-Fi Alliance absorbs the Wireless Gigabit Alliance and launches an interoperability certification programme. Read more...

How does 700 MHz release benefit TV viewers?
Apr 25, 2013
by Jonathan Watson

If broadcasters are moved from the 700 MHz band and new equipment is needed for viewers to continue receiving TV services, what is their incentive to go out and buy it? Read more...

Brussels fumes over mobile restrictions
Apr 24, 2013
by Jonathan Watson

Pressure is growing in the ‘capital of Europe’ for the relaxation of environmental restrictions that are preventing the launch of 4G services. Read more...

Bulgaria 2.6 GHz
Apr 23, 2013
by PolicyTracker

Communications Regulation Commission (CRC) Read more...

UK government accused of being “casual with taxpayers’ assets” in spectrum auction
Apr 23, 2013
by Michael Newlands

Helen Goodman MP, the telecoms spokesperson for the UK's opposition Labour party, has clarified her position on the country’s recent spectrum auction, having initially appeared to criticise regulator Ofcom for a perceived shortfall in revenues. Read more...

Study finds policy goals imperfectly translated into spectrum pricing methodologies
Apr 22, 2013
by Catherine Viola

Only a very few countries, such as Switzerland, the UK and the USA, reflect their stated policy goals directly in their spectrum pricing regimes, a white paper published by SBR Juconomy Consulting has concluded. Read more...

Jamaican and Austrian spectrum auctions seek to entice mobile newcomers
Apr 18, 2013
by Dugie Standeford

Jamaica and Austria are actively seeking new mobile operators, their regulators said in recently published spectrum auction documents. Read more...