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New Commissioner adopts a broader view of spectrum
Mar 08, 2010
by Nathalie Vandystadt

Neelie Kroes is emphasising the many uses of spectrum and its contribution to economic recovery Read more...

Date announced for MEPs’ spectrum summit
Mar 04, 2010
by Dugie Standeford

The European Parliament and Commission are cosponsoring a 22-23 March spectrum mini-conference to gather stakeholder input on the strategic issues for future spectrum policy. Read more...

UK spectrum leasing postponed until after election
Mar 03, 2010
by Michael Newlands

The proposed introduction of spectrum leasing is the latest Ofcom liberalisation proposal to be put on ice by the British government to the dismay of aspiring band managers. Read more...

T-Mobile/Orange merger approval leaves spectrum reallocation in limbo
Mar 02, 2010
by Michael Newlands

An unexpectedly swift green light from the European Commission raises a host of questions about the way forward on equitable spectrum distribution among the UK's mobile operators. Read more...

A case study of spectrum rebanding: the U.S. 800 Mhz band
Mar 01, 2010
by Robert Kelly

OPINION: Lawyer Robert Kelly, who has been involved in the US 800 MHz process from the start, says moving users out of bands can take a long time but the principles can easily be applied elsewhere. Read more...

FCC plans to free up 500 Mhz over next decade
Feb 26, 2010
by Dugie Standeford

Details have started to emerge of the US national broadband plan. Proposals are set to include the auction of the 700 MHz D Block and spectrum voluntarily relinquished by broadcasters. Read more...

Norwegian 10 GHz auction
Feb 25, 2010
by PolicyTracker

Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority (NPT) Read more...

Bahrain plans for spectrum release
Feb 25, 2010
by Michael Newlands

Bahrain may make some public sector bands available for commercial use as well as applying technology neutrality more widely as part of a major spectrum release plan just trailed by the Telecoms Regulatory Authority. Read more...