A five-year spectrum plan to spur European mobile broadband growth appears headed for completion early next year. Read more...

While Agenda Item 1.16 at WRC-12 is unlikely to make many headlines, it is very interesting to policy experts because it will probably result in the first change to the ITU’s frequency allocation table in 32 years. Read more...

While Agenda Item 1.16 at WRC-12 is unlikely to make many headlines, it is very interesting to policy experts because it will probably result in the first change to the ITU’s frequency allocation table in 32 years. Read more...

Citing the failure of two operators to launch mobile satellite services (MSS) within the contract time frame, the European Commission has taken steps to allow pan-EU enforcement of such agreements, including possible withdrawal of spectrum grants. But does the sluggish response to its efforts to authorise pan-European MSS systems signal… Read more...

A document setting out the likely spectrum requirements for the next generation of mobile services is circulating amongst ITU members prior to its formal presentation at a meeting in Goa next month. Read more...

A document setting out the likely spectrum requirements for the next generation of mobile services is circulating amongst ITU members prior to its formal presentation at a meeting in Goa next month. Read more...

The momentum propelling TD-LTE towards full commercial launch in the world’s two largest mobile markets continues to build as chipmakers and equipment vendors climb on board the China Mobile-powered bandwagon. Read more...

The momentum propelling TD-LTE towards full commercial launch in the world’s two largest mobile markets continues to build as chipmakers and equipment vendors climb on board the China Mobile-powered bandwagon. Read more...

The organisation that represents the UK’s PMSE sector says it is outraged that Equiniti, the company appointed by the regulator Ofcom to help make way for 4G services in the 800 MHz band, is now selling equipment that can be used in the spectrum which the government paid the company… Read more...

The organisation that represents the UK’s PMSE sector says it is outraged that Equiniti, the company appointed by the regulator Ofcom to help make way for 4G services in the 800 MHz band, is now selling equipment that can be used in the spectrum which the government paid the company… Read more...