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Our main story this month focuses on the ECC's draft position on the 700 MHz band. We also look at the FCC's proposals for the spectrum incentive auction and examine…

But the Romanian regulator ANCOM thinks it has already done enough to comply with the Radio Spectrum Policy Programme (RSPP).

All available spectrum must be auctioned immediately, says an Indian industry association.

The US national broadband plan envisioned the liberation of 300 MHz of spectrum for wireless services by 2015, but it appears that only around 140 MHz will actually become available.…

French MEP Catherine Trautmann was one of the casualties in the recent election.

Europe's technical authority has agreed on out-of-band emissions and block edge masks but left European administrations to choose their own channel arrangements for the duplex gap.

The European Parliament may have made already questionable European Commission proposals for a new spectrum management regime worse, EU regulators said on 17 May. Will this help scupper the package…

The CEO of Digital UK condemned co-allocation of the entire UHF band, while the UK minister responsible for spectrum maintained that no decision had been made on the 700 MHz…

Many of those who responded to Ofcom's consultation on spectrum sharing suggested releasing 2.3 GHz for licensed shared access (LSA), but the regulator says further study is needed.

Long-running UK discussions over spectrum fees for the GSM bands have now turned to the use of data from one of Europe's most lucrative spectrum auctions.

In three related actions, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved key policies and rules for the broadcast spectrum incentive auction, updated its policy on mobile spectrum holdings and expanded…

The plans reveal the areas of 5G research that key technology vendors are undertaking, as well as their current assumptions about 5G.

UK regulator Ofcom is mulling a licensing regime for the higher duty cycle network relay points (NRPs) needed to power the Internet of Things (IOT).

Moore's Law estimates that processing speeds double every 18 months to two years. What implications does this have for mobile operators' business models?

Two senior officials from the US giant have spoken to PolicyTracker about 5G.