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US 39 GHz licence holder Straight Path Communications has seen its share price cut in half following a critical report by the same firm that has questioned the value of…

An extraordinary meeting of the CEPT Working Group Frequency Management (WGFM) has approved ECC Report 218 for publication.

The world’s most important event in radio spectrum management has opened in Geneva. The event, which will run for the next four weeks at the ITU, is tasked with revising…

The ITU’s Radiocommunication Assembly (RA-15) managed to reach political agreement last week on two ITU Recommendations that the relevant study group had not agreed on. It also reached an agreement…

Shore Capital Group sells 2 x 21 MHz licence in the C-band to Deutsche Telekom for €15.4 million.

Just before WRC-15 got under way, the UK and Swiss regulators and European telecoms network operators unveiled their final positions on key agenda items. While there are many areas of…

About two thirds of the available spectrum was sold for a little more than its reserve price.

Report argues that regulators should allow mobile operators to transmit broadcasting content using TD-LTE on broadcasting frequencies (470–694 MHz).

Even though the European Common Proposal for WRC-15 calls for "no change" to the 470–694 MHz band in the Radio Regulations, some broadcasters are still worried that the surprise co-primary…

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) plans to make spectrum above 24 GHz available for 5G prompted strong criticism from Republican commissioners and a former FCC official who say the regulator hasn't…

UK regulator Ofcom has issued an information memorandum (IM) setting out the details of its planned auction of 190 MHz across the 2.3 GHz and 3.4 GHz bands (2350–2390 MHz…

The FCC has issued a 45 page document giving the opening bid prices for the reverse auction.

NATO is strongly opposed to allocating 14.5–14.8 GHz to Earth-to-space fixed satellite service (FSS) transmissions in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (ITU Region 1).

The Head of the US delegation, Decker Anstrom, has listed HAPS as a US priority for WRC-19 along with “5G” spectrum above 6 GHz and extending the unlicensed 5 GHz…

The final meeting of Europe’s Conference Preparatory Group last month refined the frequencies that should be considered for an allocation to the Space Operation Service.