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The European Commission's eagerly anticipated telecoms package falls short of advocating a single EU-wide telecoms regulator or pan-European licences.

The European Commission's eagerly anticipated telecoms package falls short of advocating a single EU-wide telecoms regulator or pan-European licences.

The works of Nobel Prize-winning economist Ronald Coase are often incorrectly used to support various approaches to spectrum management, according to academic, public interest and industry experts.

The works of Nobel Prize-winning economist Ronald Coase are often incorrectly used to support various approaches to spectrum management, according to academic, public interest and industry experts.

Forty-seven sub-Saharan African countries have agreed on frequency coordination for a 2015 digital switchover.

The chip manufacturer told PolicyTracker's Latin American spectrum conference that it is on the cusp of making a 700 MHz chipset for LTE.

Forty-seven sub-Saharan African countries have agreed on frequency coordination for a 2015 digital switchover.

The chip manufacturer told PolicyTracker's Latin American spectrum conference that it is on the cusp of making a 700 MHz chipset for LTE.

Ronald Coase, who promoted the concept of spectrum auctions, died on 2 September at the age of 102.

Ronald Coase, who promoted the concept of spectrum auctions, died on 2 September at the age of 102.

Our focus this month is on the European Commission's Telecoms Single Market Package, due to be published in a couple of weeks. We consider whether the measures can cure Europe's…

Brussels says September's Telecoms Single Market Package is needed to stop Europe falling further behind the US in 4G rollout. But do industry and the experts agree? PolicyTracker has been…

Anticipated measures for tighter European integration in the Commission's Telecoms Single Market Package this September are likely to be more positively received than in 2009, according to the influential MEP.

A misapplication of standards has lead to the risk of widespread interference between GSM-R and mobile operators.

A top economist says the case demonstrates the importance of carefully written "use it or lose it" clauses.