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The ITU is considering whether and on what terms it might be able to broaden public access to its documents and information.

This month we report on the findings of the European Commission's advisory group on the future use of UHF spectrum for TV and wireless broadband. We also ask whether decisions…

Despite many areas of common ground, broadcasters and mobile operators in a European Commission (EC)-sponsored panel splintered over some aspects of a proposal for the future use of the 470-790…

The country's three incumbents have picked up licences in three bands.

The European Commission's in-house R&D body hopes to launch the app, which seeks to crowdsource spectrum monitoring, by early 2015.

A battle may be brewing over the possible future reallocation of spectrum above 6 GHz to international mobile telecommunications (IMT).

Microsoft and Adaptrum have deployed a TVWS network over an area of 62 x 152 km.

Thailand's ruling military junta has decided to delay the country's planned 900 MHz and 1800 MHz auctions by one year and has told the regulator to redesign the rules for…

Researchers claim LAA leads to a cell capacity 1.6 times greater than Wi-Fi in the 5 GHz band.

In the space of two months, two of the world's most populous countries have reportedly pushed back the use of the 700 MHz band for IMT beyond 2020.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is under attack from all sides over its proposals for the auction of 600 MHz TV broadcast spectrum for mobile broadband uses.

Meanwhile, customers trying to get a better mobile signal face danger and uncertainty. The regulator Ofcom says self-installed boosters can lead to a prison sentence; one MNO call centre has…

Competition between two rival technical solutions for in-flight connectivity is causing disagreement at EU level.

Incoming European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker wants “European competition law with a continental spirit” to drive completion of the single telecoms market. But is this holding back the creation of…

But the Digital Agenda Commissioner is due to step down by October so any decisions on the report will fall to her successor.