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Swiss regulator fires spectrum auction starting gun
Jul 20, 2011
by Jonathan Watson

The Swiss "big bang" spectrum auction could raise at least CHF 637 million (€547 million), according to amended tender documents published by Swiss regulator OFCOM this week. Read more...

Moderate voices seek to heal broadcast/broadband rift
Jul 18, 2011
by Dugie Standeford

Peace isn’t exactly breaking out between mobile broadband providers and broadcasters in the long-running tussle over spectrum availability, but there is growing recognition that some cooperation is necessary, representatives from both sides say. According to one consultant, Wi-Fi could be the interim solution to the convergence problem. Read more...

Poland launches spectrum application website for Euro 2012
Jul 18, 2011
by Dugie Standeford

Poland is streamlining its spectrum application process for the Euro 2012 soccer tournament, which the country is co-hosting with Ukraine. Read more...

Moderate voices seek to heal broadcast/broadband rift
Jul 18, 2011
by Dugie Standeford

Peace isn’t exactly breaking out between mobile broadband providers and broadcasters in the long-running tussle over spectrum availability, but there is growing recognition that some cooperation is necessary, representatives from both sides say. According to one consultant, Wi-Fi could be the interim solution to the convergence problem. Read more...

Poland launches spectrum application website for Euro 2012
Jul 18, 2011
by Dugie Standeford

Poland is streamlining its spectrum application process for the Euro 2012 soccer tournament, which the country is co-hosting with Ukraine. Read more...

Australia’s National Broadband Network wins more spectrum
Jul 14, 2011
by Jonathan Watson

NBN Co, the company responsible for Australia's National Broadband Network, has emerged as the biggest winner in the country's 2.3 GHz spectrum auction. Read more...

I can cope with spectrum issues, says UK telecoms minister
Jul 14, 2011
by Michael Newlands

UK communications minister Ed Vaizey and Ofcom chief executive Ed Richards have appeared before a parliamentary select committee investigating spectrum. The minister denied that his portfolio was too broad and both defended plans for upcoming auctions. Read more...

Australia’s National Broadband Network wins more spectrum
Jul 14, 2011
by Jonathan Watson

NBN Co, the company responsible for Australia's National Broadband Network, has emerged as the biggest winner in the country's 2.3 GHz spectrum auction. Read more...

I can cope with spectrum issues, says UK telecoms minister
Jul 14, 2011
by Michael Newlands

UK communications minister Ed Vaizey and Ofcom chief executive Ed Richards have appeared before a parliamentary select committee investigating spectrum. The minister denied that his portfolio was too broad and both defended plans for upcoming auctions. Read more...

Korea 800 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2.1 GHz
Jul 13, 2011
by PolicyTracker

Korean Communications Commission (KCC) Read more...