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Bulgaria 3.5 GHz
Oct 18, 2011
by PolicyTracker

Communications Regulation Commission (CRC) Read more...

PTS looks to 2.3 GHz as Sweden stages lucrative 1800 MHz auction
Oct 18, 2011
by Michael Newlands

The two-part auction of the remaining half of the 1800 MHz band in Sweden came to an end yesterday, leaving two operators with an equal share of the whole band. Read more...

PTS looks to 2.3 GHz as Sweden stages lucrative 1800 MHz auction
Oct 18, 2011
by Michael Newlands

The two-part auction of the remaining half of the 1800 MHz band in Sweden came to an end yesterday, leaving two operators with an equal share of the whole band. Read more...

Piecemeal for now, EU-wide in the long term says Kroes
Oct 17, 2011
by Website author

On specific issues member states are producing EU-wide policies, the Commissioner said last week, but pan-European spectrum licensing should be the ultimate aim. Read more...

Piecemeal for now, EU-wide in the long term says Kroes
Oct 17, 2011
by Website author

On specific issues member states are producing EU-wide policies, the Commissioner said last week, but pan-European spectrum licensing should be the ultimate aim. Read more...

India’s new draft telecoms policy lacks detail
Oct 12, 2011
by Michael Newlands

India’s long-awaited new telecoms policy has been published in draft form, but paints a broad picture of the government’s intentions rather than filling in the details. Read more...

Australian regulator’s film offers engaging view of spectrum
Oct 12, 2011
by Dugie Standeford

It may never make it to the Sundance or Cannes film festivals, but the movie made by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) about radio spectrum is part of a broader push to spark public interest in and engagement with the wonderful world of spectrum issues. Read more...

India’s new draft telecoms policy lacks detail
Oct 12, 2011
by Michael Newlands

India’s long-awaited new telecoms policy has been published in draft form, but paints a broad picture of the government’s intentions rather than filling in the details. Read more...

Australian regulator’s film offers engaging view of spectrum
Oct 12, 2011
by Dugie Standeford

It may never make it to the Sundance or Cannes film festivals, but the movie made by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) about radio spectrum is part of a broader push to spark public interest in and engagement with the wonderful world of spectrum issues. Read more...

Yet another consultation as Ofcom puts back 4G auction again
Oct 11, 2011
by Michael Newlands

Ofcom’s announcement that the UK’s 4G auction is to be pushed back at least another six months to allow for further consultation is just the latest in a long series of delays to a process that began five years ago. Read more...