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The UK regulator has also opened up Citizens' Band radio for more types of transmission.

While US broadcasters eligible to take part in the spectrum incentive auction aren't exactly beating down the door to participate, ineligible low power TV (LPTV) stations are definitely interested. Without…

The EU's Committee of the Regions (CoR) has blasted the Commission's proposed telecoms reform for ignoring subsidiarity and proportionality.

Norway has produced perhaps the most surprising result so far in any spectrum auction, as an operator with a 20 per cent share of the mobile market completely missed out…

Russia's State Commission for Radio Frequencies (SCRF) has decided to introduce the principle of technology neutrality in the 900 MHz, 1700 MHz and 1800 MHz bands in an attempt to…

A strategic review at Neul by incoming chief executive Stan Borland has put the Cambridge-based company’s focus firmly back on the Internet of Things (IOT), ditching in the process its…

Using EU structural funds to pay for refarming could help to speed up spectrum harmonisation in the EU, says Gerard Pogorel.

The European Commission and CEPT held a joint workshop on WRC-15 in Brussels earlier this month.

Research at the University of Twente promises to use mechanical plates to shrink the size of filters.

The RSPG has issued an Opinion on Licensed Shared Access (LSA) that includes a broader definition of LSA than was originally envisaged by industry.

China's three incumbents can now use TD-LTE on their networks.

Citing the “incredible challenge of taking a cutting-edge product from concept to market on deadline,” US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Tom Wheeler has pushed back the broadcast spectrum incentive…

The Electronic Communications Committee (ECC) is organising a workshop on how spectrum occupancy measurements can be used to improve efficiency in spectrum management.

Pilar del Castillo has added an amendment to the much-discussed telecoms reform package that sets a minimum of 30 years for mobile broadband spectrum licences.

Neelie Kroes used her keynote speech at the ECTA regulatory conference yesterday to defend the European Commission's "connected continent" telecoms reform proposals.