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The 470-694 MHz band is likely to be used for downstream distribution of audiovisual content well into the future, the Electronic Communications Committee (ECC) said in a draft report published…

Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) encoding could allow radars and communication services to share the same radio waves, according to Friedrich Jondral of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. This would…

Our main story this month focuses on the possible co-primary allocation of the entire UHF band in Europe. We also report on "Li-Fi" technology and on the FCC's bid to…

UK regulator Ofcom expects to “resist” permitting mobile broadband uses in the 470-694 MHz spectrum band at WRC-15, it said in a 27 June consultation document outlining its preparations for…

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) efforts to entice broadcasters to take part in the spectrum incentive auction are heating up as the agency rolls out a series of webinars and materials…

A year after a controversial auction, the authorities reflect on Australia's regulatory framework.

Spectrum challenges for the next generation of telecoms were discussed at the LTE Summit in Amsterdam this week.

FarEastOne (FET) and Ericsson have launched an LTE service that should be available in every country that has adopted the APT 700 MHz band plan.

Moldova’s telecoms regulator ANRCETI has unveiled plans to award spectrum licences in the 800, 900 and 1800 MHz bands to local operators.

Using light rather than radio frequencies can help relieve the spectrum shortage but it's making the telecoms industry uneasy, according to developers working on Light Fidelity (Li-Fi) technology.

Co-primary allocation of the entire UHF band in Europe was a key focus for discussions at a spectrum management conference earlier this week.

The European Commission (EC) and South Korea intend to seize the lead in the “global race” to develop 5G mobile technologies, according to a statement issued on 16 June.

The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance has welcomed the unlicensed aspects of the FCC's plan for the 600 MHz band.

The Small Cells World Summit was held in London this week.

The UK regulator has reduced its spectrum demand density forecasts by a factor of a thousand, adding that the research in question has no impact on future policy.