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Are single mobile networks just around the corner?
Jul 01, 2012
by Dugie Standeford

While sharing infrastructure is not a new concept for mobile operators, several factors, including the global financial meltdown, are forcing them to cozy up to each other in new ways in order to remain competitive. Most of these new arrangements involve network sharing in one form or another, but signal… Read more...

Bahrain 900 Mhz, 1800MHz, 2.1 GHz, 2.6 GHz
Jun 29, 2012
by PolicyTracker

Telecommunications Regulatory Authority Read more...

PolicyTracker email alerts: viewing HTML emails
Jun 29, 2012
by Martin Sims

How to make HTML emails display properly in most email clients Read more...

Is it time to rethink mobile regulation?
Jun 29, 2012
by Martin Sims

Economists have had a love affair with the mobile sector. Frustrated by years of struggling with fixed line telecoms – where competition was inevitably limited by the incumbent’s ownership of the network – mobile telecoms came as a breath of fresh air. Read more...

Poland to launch 1800 MHz auction in July
Jun 29, 2012
by Jaroslaw Adamowski

Magdalena Gaj, head of Poland’s Office of Electronic Communications (UKE), has announced that the country’s long-awaited 1800 MHz spectrum auction will be launched in late July 2012. This latest move follows the completion of a 30-day consultation phase opened by the regulator in late May. Read more...

Danish auction shows further fall in price of 800 MHz spectrum
Jun 29, 2012
by Michael Newlands

Denmark’s 800 MHz auction has ended with three of the four mobile operators who picked up 2.6 GHz spectrum in May 2010 also winning licences in the lower band. This will allow them to roll out in rural areas. Read more...

Malaysian 2.6 GHz spectrum allocation
Jun 27, 2012
by PolicyTracker

Malaysian Communications & Multimedia Commission Read more...

The future of wireless: from vision to reality
Jun 27, 2012
by Catherine Viola

Electric cars that recharge wirelessly as you drive along the motorway or wait at traffic lights. Context-aware mobile devices that automatically text your spouse when you’re nearly home or order your favourite drink at a restaurant. Mobile phones activated by your body scent. These are just some of the visions… Read more...

Ofcom, mobile operators spar over administered incentive pricing
Jun 27, 2012
by Dugie Standeford

Administered incentive pricing (AIP) has led to more efficient spectrum use, according to Ofcom’s director of international spectrum policy Chris Woolford. Read more...

Cloud spectrum services: a technical solution to spectrum shortage?
Jun 26, 2012
by Dugie Standeford

Market-based spectrum management policies are the only way to meet the burgeoning demand for mobile broadband and innovation, Intel executive director for communications and associate general counsel Peter Pitsch said on 20 June. Speaking at a conference in Brussels, he argued that one technical solution to spectrum scarcity is leased… Read more...