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The Radio Spectrum Policy Group's draft "Opinion" asks the European Commission to mandate the CEPT harmonised technical conditions for satellite direct-to-device services in mobile bands.

The country has a history of expensive auctions but this year’s proposed sale of frequencies in six bands promises to be a more restrained affair.

The new chair of US regulator the Federal Communications Commission has outlined his initial priorities for the new-look agency.

In the run-up to the highly anticipated CEPT report on a regulatory framework for satellite direct-to-device (D2D) services in Europe, the organisation's member states have shared their initial views on…

Thai regulator NBTC is considering creating a specialist regulator that would be known as TIMO (the Thailand Independent Market Operator).

The UK regulator has launched a new consultation on the upper 6 GHz band that confirms its support for a hybrid sharing solution enabling both Wi-Fi and mobile to use…

The auction generated €26.31 million—local officials had reportedly expected significantly more.

A fixed wireless access company based in Maine says the company is causing interference and breaking its licence conditions.

A new "Decision" is about to be approved setting Europe's regulatory framework for satellite downlinks in the 862—870 MHz band intending to communicate with short-range devices (SRDs).

The Radio Access Network (RAN) accounts for around 75 per cent of total energy usage for mobile network operators. "Greening" the RAN could significantly reduce this, stakeholders say.

Ofcom has launched a consultation on a possible auction of the 1492—1517 MHz band for supplementary downlink.

Local mobile industry representatives are calling on the government not to overprice the spectrum as that would hamper their ability to invest in infrastructure.

Discussions at a recent conference revealed a disconnect between the demands of the mobile industry and the views of other spectrum users.