by Martin Sims
Releasing a second tranche of TV spectrum for mobile use in EMEA could have unexpected impacts on associated sectors like advertising, broadcasting, web services and the tablets and e-reader markets, according to a new report from PolicyTracker Read more...
by Martin Sims
2014 will be a defining year for the emergent TV white space industry, a major study by global spectrum management specialist PolicyTracker has concluded. Read more...
by Dugie Standeford
The US Federal Communications Commission has ended a long-running dispute between wireless communications services spectrum users and satellite radio services. Read more...
by Michael Newlands
It took less than a day, a last-minute legal challenge had to be seen off and there have been concerns about collusion, but the often-delayed and long-awaited Thai 3G auction is finally over. Read more...
by Dugie Standeford
The concept of spectrum usage rights, licensing that specifies the maximum level of interference allowed rather than the power that can be transmitted, may have faltered in Europe but it's attracting attention in the US due, in part, to the LightSquared/GPS debacle. Read more...
by PolicyTracker
Telekom Control Commission (TKK) Read more...
by Michael Newlands
An unusual sense of harmony has broken out amongst Britain’s normally warring mobile operators as a government-brokered compromise will see spectrum for LTE freed up six months ahead of schedule. Read more...
by Michael Newlands
A group of Indian ministers has approved a hefty one-off fee for operators holding “excess” GSM and CDMA spectrum, but has also agreed on a licence fee refund to operators who were stripped of spectrum by the country’s supreme court. Read more...
by Jonathan Watson
Regulators need to make sure they fully understand the implications of allocating the 700 MHz band for mobile broadband, broadcasters say. Read more...