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The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC), in a move it hopes will spur advanced wireless innovation, agreed to make it easier for unlicensed spectrum in the 57-64 GHz band to…

The operator has begun legal action over September's LTE auction claiming it has the right to use some of the bands for another six and a half years.

The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia has issued licences for LTE technology.

The South African government has presented two bills that deal with telecoms regulation to the country's national assembly.

The island nation has granted a spectrum licence to the Caribbean telco to provide LTE services.

Continuing legal challenges from new entrants, and possibly government meddling, are rumoured to be behind the decision by the Bahrain Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) to cancel all plans for a…

The regulator has been instructed to auction 30 MHz of "beachfront" spectrum at the same reserve price imposed at its abortive auction in May this year.

Despite a possible legal challenge, the CTU announced today that it would launch an 800, 1800 and 2600 MHz auction in November.

Four members of Congress representing both main US political parties have presented the Efficient Use of Government Spectrum Act, which would reallocate and auction the 1755-1780 MHz band for mobile…

Thai regulator the NBTC has gained the backing of the country's ICT ministry in its ongoing campaign to release spectrum for LTE.

Three Maori groups have claimed New Zealand's government has no right to sell spectrum.

The idea of using databases to manage spectrum access by TV white space devices (WSDs) has firmly taken root over the past two to three years. It's widely seen as…

At one hundred times the frequency of "beachfront" sub-1 GHz spectrum and unable to pass through walls, the terahertz range of spectrum has so far been out of the question…

In the search for more spectrum for wireless broadband services, some European mobile operators have focused on the as-yet-unused 2.1 GHz mobile satellite spectrum (MSS) band. Regulators have so far…

The UK regulator has decided against levying a market-value spectrum usage fee on UK digital terrestrial television (DTT) broadcasters until about 2020.