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Company reported to have made £91M profit from the deal, which Ofcom is reviewing before deciding whether to make a competition investigation.

Ericsson, Nokia and Huawei announce near-simultaneous deployments of three-carrier aggregation using combinations of the 1800 MHz, 2.1 GHz, 2.3 GHz and 2.6 GHz bands.

The PPDR community is calling for dedicated and harmonised broadband spectrum, but it is very nervous about pulling the plug on narrowband TETRA networks.

Dish now owes the regulator billions of dollars even though the corporate structure they set up to take advantage of the small business discount followed previous FCC precedent.

Prime spectrum in the 800 MHz and 900 MHz bands was allocated to private mobile radio (PMR) and public access mobile radio (PAMR) nearly 20 years ago but never used…

The future of broadcasting was explored at a recent ITU Symposium on the Geneva-06 Agreement, which is the framework within which administrations in ITU Region 1 (Africa, the Middle East…

A firm that is trying to get its spectrum assets on the list of bands to be considered for 5G says the 39 GHz band has a greater chance of…

Bids in the joint 800 MHz and 2.6 GHz auction have risen steadily over the past seven months and now total over 1.4 billion euros. The auction rules have been…

Regulators in the US and Canada have published a "statement of intent" (SOI) that is designed to prevent any cross-border problems as both countries repurpose the 600 MHz band from…

The move is one of five recommendations for improving spectrum policy made by an influential thinktank.

Divisions persist on many issues going into WRC-15, but policymakers seem to be in agreement on the use of the 4.2–4.4 GHz band for wireless avionics.

Julius Knapp, chief of the engineering and technology office at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), has written to the LTE-U Forum asking for clarity on several aspects of its plans…

The Arab Spectrum Management Group is opposing a co-primary mobile allocation in 470 - 694 MHz even though research claims the region will not need broadcasting spectrum above 582 MHz…

A UK fixed broadband provider says it has been working on offering an LTE service in the DECT guard band since early 2013.

If WRC-15 decides to identify spectrum in the 700/800 MHz band for LTE-based public protection and disaster relief (PPDR) networks, it could secure the commercial viability of the PPDR sector.