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Swedish regulator PTS believes the 2.7–2.9 GHz band is underused and should be jointly allocated to mobile at WRC-15.

Spectrum above 6 GHz should be considered for future 5G IMT mobile communications but not to the detriment of the satellite, broadcast, space, radio astronomy or aviation industries, said the…

Preparations for WRC-15 within regional group reveal subtle differences between Arab states and other parts of Region 1.

A high profile fight over the digital switchover (DSO) process between analogue broadcasters and the government has left millions of Kenyans without access to any TV at all.

Canada has completed another auction as part of its ongoing efforts to release as much spectrum as possible for mobile broadband.

Technology neutral spectrum sold at a reserve price of €21 million.

UK regulator Ofcom is considering whether to license manually configured white space devices (MCWSDs) in UHF TV bands because equipment being tested now is unable to operate automatically.

An ITU symposium on small satellite regulation held in Prague this week produced a provisional agreement among some of the main players in the fledgling small satellite industry.

Italy's failure to comply with ITU Radio Regulations on harmful interference is wreaking havoc with TV broadcast and FM radio signals in neighbouring states, according to the countries affected and…

This month we examine the implications of the US AWS-3 auction results for the broadcast incentive auction due to be held next year and assess claims that Dish made unfair…

A tool that the ITU could use to minimise gaming of the way satellite filings are made will be discussed at the Conference Preparatory Meeting (CPM), which will help administrations…

Spectrum caps and a lack of competition keep prices around $200 million.

Harmonised public protection and disaster relief (PPDR) networks don't seem to hold much interest for EU member states, says SCF Associates director Simon Forge.

UK mobile companies were told that their deal with the government to improve roll-out would be borne in mind by the regulator when proposing annual licence fees. But Ofcom says…

Following consultations, the Radio Spectrum Policy Group (RSPG) has adopted two "Opinions"; one on the future of the UHF band and another on Europe's common positions going into WRC-15.