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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.

There were many calls for greater harmonisation of the spectrum assigned to SRDs at a recent ITU-R workshop, but there are still no clear answers on how this can be…

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.