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Tū Ātea’s agreement to lease 3.5 GHz frequencies to Spark is its second such agreement with a New Zealand mobile network operator (MNO), with the possibility of another to follow.

Members of parliament have had their say on the future of TV, while the BBC has published a report on viewership that predicts a transition to IPTV in the 2030s.

The first piece of telecoms legislation in the Philippines for decades has major implications for spectrum and licensing.

A survey of India’s auctions over the past fifteen years by an official from the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) argues that “reserve prices are misaligned with market realities”.

Argentina is the latest country to launch a neutral wholesale network programme as part of efforts to boost competition in the telecoms market.

The ITU has issued fresh warnings over persistent harmful GNSS interference and the European Parliament has discussed new measures in the aftermath of interference with an aeroplane carrying the President…

The first edition of Webb’s book, published in 2024, generated a lot of interest and sold 2,000 copies. This second edition, co-authored by Dennis Roberson, sets out to address both…

Amid Russia’s ongoing invasion of its neighbour, the agency has awarded 800 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2 GHz and 2.6 GHz spectrum to three companies active in the Ukrainian…

SpaceX will pay $17 billion for 50 MHz of spectrum in a transaction that has major implications for its competitors and the upcoming MSS authorisation in Europe.

The country's big mobile players stayed away due to the exclusion of Chinese vendors, and one media outlet has queried the qualifications of one of the winning bidders.