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Draft Indian telecoms policy aims to liberalise spectrum
Aug 22, 2011
by Michael Newlands

A draft national telecoms policy aimed at liberalising the Indian spectrum allocation and licensing process by making it wholly market driven has been drawn up by the country’s Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and leaked to the local media, although it has not yet been officially published yet. Read more...

Draft Indian telecoms policy aims to liberalise spectrum
Aug 22, 2011
by Michael Newlands

A draft national telecoms policy aimed at liberalising the Indian spectrum allocation and licensing process by making it wholly market driven has been drawn up by the country’s Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and leaked to the local media, although it has not yet been officially published yet. Read more...

Latvia calls on operators to discuss options for 2.6 GHz auction
Aug 18, 2011
by Website author

Latvia’s Public Utilities Council (PUC) has published a consultative document on its plans for an auction of the 2.6 GHz band by the end of this year, proposing (for discussion by operators) that the contest be held either as a combinatorial clock auction or in a simultaneous multi-round ascending (SMRA)… Read more...

Latvia calls on operators to discuss options for 2.6 GHz auction
Aug 18, 2011
by Website author

Latvia’s Public Utilities Council (PUC) has published a consultative document on its plans for an auction of the 2.6 GHz band by the end of this year, proposing (for discussion by operators) that the contest be held either as a combinatorial clock auction or in a simultaneous multi-round ascending (SMRA)… Read more...

US signs agreements with neighbours over spectrum sharing on borders
Aug 17, 2011
by Michael Newlands

US telecoms regulator the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has signed agreements with regulators in neighbouring Canada and Mexico to share commercial 700 MHz wireless broadband spectrum in border areas. Read more...

US signs agreements with neighbours over spectrum sharing on borders
Aug 17, 2011
by Michael Newlands

US telecoms regulator the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has signed agreements with regulators in neighbouring Canada and Mexico to share commercial 700 MHz wireless broadband spectrum in border areas. Read more...

Bulgaria 2.1 GHz
Aug 16, 2011
by PolicyTracker

Communications Regulation Commission (CRC) Read more...

EU extends use of 24 GHz band for anti-collision radar in cars
Aug 16, 2011
by Nathalie Vandystadt

To avoid any shortage in car radar systems, the European Commission decided at the end of July to extend authorisations to use the 24 GHz band at EU level for short-range anti-collision radar in cars until 2018. Read more...

EU extends use of 24 GHz band for anti-collision radar in cars
Aug 16, 2011
by Nathalie Vandystadt

To avoid any shortage in car radar systems, the European Commission decided at the end of July to extend authorisations to use the 24 GHz band at EU level for short-range anti-collision radar in cars until 2018. Read more...

Sky Brasil to launch wireless broadband in TDD portion of 2.6 GHz band
Aug 15, 2011
by Michael Newlands

Satellite TV operator Sky Brasil has been given permission by Brazilian telecoms regulator Anatel to launch a wireless broadband service using the 2.6 GHz spectrum band. Read more...