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Thailand’s long-awaited 3G auction is on track to kick off on August 30 this year and will be followed by an auction of 2.3 and 2.6 GHz spectrum in September. Read more...

The UK’s spectrum database for programme making and special events devices gives it a competitive advantage that other European countries may be looking to emulate. Read more...

Steven Joyce, communications and information technology minister for New Zealand, has announced that the country will be making more spectrum available for technologies like RFID and radio mesh networks. Read more...

The veil is starting to lift on the new British government’s policies as they affect both the telecoms regulator Ofcom and the much-delayed framework for an equitable distribution of spectrum holdings amongst the country’s operators. Read more...

The Canadian government should use the profits from spectrum auctions to extend broadband access in the country, according to a report from an influential Senate committee. Read more...

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Liberalisation in the form of the release of service and technology neutral licences is coming to the Danish market where a number of spectrum bands have been identified to get the process up and running. Read more...

Action at WRC-12 to “enable” cognitive and software defined radio systems will be limited as regulators and others grapple with how the technologies will be used. Read more...

None of Jordan’s four mobile operators has responded to a document sent to them by the country’s telecoms regulator requesting applications for LTE licences in the 2.6 GHz band. Read more...