At one panel session held at ITU Telecom World in Doha, executives from the mobile broadband, broadcast, and satellite industries sought to make the “essential case for hybrid solutions”.
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Nikolay Nikiforov was speaking at a "high level debate" at ITU Telecom World which had as its theme: "Disrupt or be Disrupted to Make Broadband Universal".
Supporters of the wholesale access model see it as a way of providing Africans with affordable access to broadband.
A recent workshop on the use of spectrum for TD-LTE provided a snapshot of the current state of the technology.
EU governments have delayed further debate on and the eventual adoption of the telecoms single market (TSM) package while they work on finding a common position on net neutrality and…
This month we focus on the preparations for the next World Radiocommunication Conference, to be held in Geneva in November 2015. A great deal of attention is being paid to…
Leading figures in French industry discussed how to take a leading role in the wireless sector at an annual conference organised by the ANFR, France's national spectrum regulator.
Ofcom aims to auction the band by the beginning of 2022.
South Africa has completed one large TV white space trial and launched another, together providing connectivity to over 11,000 people. South Africa's state-backed research council the Council for Scientific and…
The mobile industry is unimpressed by some aspects of the draft RSPG Opinion, which is now out for consultation.
Speakers at the European Competitive Telecommunication Association's (ECTA) regulatory conference also discussed the European Commission's Telecoms Single Market Package.
The resolution creates an Agenda Item for WRC-15, and instructs ITU-R to publish a report beforehand.
Regulators edged towards consensus on a number of issues for WRC-15 at the 2nd ITU Inter-regional Workshop on WRC-15 Preparation.
France's Agence Nationale des Frequences is holding another conference on spectrum and innovation on 27 November.
The use of the mobile downlink-only technology is advocated in Pascal Lamy's influential report.