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Spectrum Snapshot: AT&T becomes the second-largest spectrum holder in the US after EchoStar trade
Sep 03, 2025
by PolicyTracker

Our new charts reveal how the spectrum market has changed since AT&T acquired EchoStar’s spectrum assets in the 600 MHz and 3.5 GHz bands. Read more...

Podcast: The impact of regulatory turmoil on 5G auctions in Latin America
Mar 26, 2025
by Laura Sear

In this episode of our podcast, we speak to Geusseppe Gonzalez, Head of LATAM and Emerging Markets at Access Partnership, about recent 5G auctions and regulatory changes in Latin America. Read more...

Podcast: What might US spectrum policy look like in Trump’s second term?
Feb 21, 2025
by PolicyTracker

We speak to Harold Feld about the latest developments, including the battle over FCC auction authority, the 3.98—4.2 GHz band and the influence of Elon Musk. Read more...

Trust in market mechanics—how spectrum policy differs in the US
Aug 05, 2022
by PolicyTracker

US institutions and regulators have a deep trust in market mechanics and capitalism. The benefits of this can be debatable. The US spends nearly twice as much on healthcare as the average OECD country but has the lowest life expectancy compared to its peers. In the spectrum policy world, however,… Read more...

When it comes to spectrum, the business of America really is business
Jun 02, 2022
by PolicyTracker

US President Calvin Coolidge famously said that "the business of America is business". This is certainly the case for spectrum trading. The United States possesses the only significant spectrum market with any real liquidity. The reasons for this pro-trade culture is subject to debate. Several companies have procured spectrum from… Read more...