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Following an abortive auction process, Bahrain has awarded 4G licences to its existing mobile operators.

After a hostile initial reaction to the EC's plans, the body representing Europe's communications regulators is to meet the Commission's Vice President, Neelie Kroes today (October 4).

The UK telecommunications regulator has announced who will participate in its forthcoming TV White Space pilot and has also set out its priorities for the next decade

Our October issue is dominated by the European Commission's telecoms package and its spectrum proposals. We also examine the legacy of Ronald Coase and assess what is being done to…

European co-ordination could be the best way of solving GSM-R interference problems, according to the chair of the UIC's GSM-R frequency management group.

European co-ordination could be the best way of solving GSM-R interference problems, according to the chair of the UIC's GSM-R frequency management group.

Leading European spectrum policymakers give their first impressions of Kroes's telecoms package.

Leading European spectrum policymakers give their first impressions of Kroes's telecoms package.

In typical Apple style, last week’s launch of the new iPhone (5s and 5c) set new industry standards. It also has implications on both regulators’ and mobile operators’ spectrum strategies.

An academic study funded by Microsoft has called for regulators to look beyond licence-based spectrum regulation.

In typical Apple style, last week’s launch of the new iPhone (5s and 5c) set new industry standards. It also has implications on both regulators’ and mobile operators’ spectrum strategies.

The UK regulator plans to auction 190 MHz of spectrum in the 2.3 GHz and 3.4 GHz bands by 2016.

The UK regulator plans to auction 190 MHz of spectrum in the 2.3 GHz and 3.4 GHz bands by 2016.

The mobile industry has broadly welcomed the European Commission's plans for Europe's telecoms market. However, doubts remain about some of the proposals and there may not be time for the…

4G Americas and Telefonica had harsh words for set-asides and spectrum caps at PolicyTracker's Latin American spectrum conference earlier this month.