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Committee approves telecoms package that includes provisions on spectrum, but provisions on net neutrality could blow it off course.

The UK's public spending watchdog says that some mobile operators paid less than market value in the country's auction of spectrum in the 800 MHz and 2.6 GHz bands.

At800, the organisation responsible for resolving interference problems in the UK between new LTE services in the 800 MHz band and TV broadcasting in the adjacent band, celebrates its first…

A clause in the compromise amendments to be added to the European Commission's "connected continent" package would retrospectively extend existing spectrum licences in the EU.

Serbia's telecoms regulator RATEL hopes to obtain between €80 million and €100 million from the sale of licences to use spectrum in the 790-862 MHz band, according to its head…

The decision shows EU member states are continuing to implement the provisions of the Radio Spectrum Policy Programme (RSPP).

US-based consultant Tim Farrar has questioned the calculations used by the ITU-R to estimate how much spectrum will be needed for international mobile telecommunications (IMT).

As the seemingly insatiable appetite for spectrum for wireless broadband continues apace, supported by the EU’s spectrum policy programme which calls for 1200 MHz to be made available, let us…

Three incumbents win spectrum, paying very different prices.

Competing visions of licensing regimes for sharing spectrum are crystallising around 100 MHz in the 3.5 GHz band that is used by the US Navy.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is happening, but the question of what spectrum it will run on is far from settled, speakers said at today's Forum Europe IoT summit in…

The first spectrum auction held in the US since 2008 raised $1.6 billion.

In this month's issue we consider competing visions for the future of the 470-790 MHz band in Europe and the US military's strategy for enabling others to use some of…

Beleaguered regulators facing reduced budgets, increasing use of spectrum and a plethora of licence-exempt equipment have unusual options at their disposal.

MEPs in the influential ITRE committee have decided to delay a vote on Kroes's flagship legislation.