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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.

Reports on 19 candidate frequency bands for IMT have been concluded by the ITU-R's Joint Task Group.

Revolution or evolution? Huawei and Neul are sitting on one site of the fence with Nokia Networks and Ericsson on the other.

A House of Representatives Committee is to probe the FCC's decision to allow a venture capital firm to benefit from a rule designed for small business and minorities.

This month, we lead on a widely awaited ECC Report on the future of the 470 - 694 MHz band in Europe, as well as Brussels's preparations for broadband/broadcast convergence…

The UK's mobile operators welcome the publication of a new consultation but point out that Ofcom still plans to increase annual fees by 383 per cent.

One of the bids in the 2007 process was rejected by UKE because a single signature was missing on a single page. Poland's Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) has ruled that…

Nokia Networks is trialling wide-area TV broadcasting using a single LTE frequency in the 700 MHz band.

Spectrum in the 800 MHz, 1800 MHz and 2.6 GHz bands has been assigned through a beauty contest for the group of islands in the English channel.

The research director at the world's biggest infrastructure provider has told PolicyTracker that 5G IMT services will require additional spectrum in the 10, 15 and 30 GHz bands.

The UK regulator has confirmed that it intends to hold another consultation on its annual licence fees for the GSM bands.

Verizon, Qualcomm and Ericsson are seeking approval from the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to field-trial spectrum sharing technology in the 3550-3650 MHz band.