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Colombia's ministry of information technology and communications (Mintic) has pulled the plug on the country’s LTE spectrum auction due to lack of interest. 

The saga of Ligado Networks' attempt to secure rights to 40 MHz of spectrum for a terrestrial wireless network may be edging to a conclusion. 

Ireland’s regulator ComReg has awarded part of the 400 MHz band to utility firm ESB Networks, in a move designed to encourage the country’s rollout of smart grid infrastructure. 

ITU member states have decided not to pursue 71-76 GHz and 81-86 GHz as 5G bands. 

The prospect of repurposing the 3.7—4.2 GHz band has caused great excitement among spectrum policy experts in the US. But despite the country's relatively active secondary spectrum market, satellite operators…

Brazil has adopted long-awaited legislation that is designed to liberalise its spectrum policy framework, along with other changes to the country's telecoms rules.

GatorWings, a team of students and academics from the University of Florida, has won $2 million in the US Spectrum Collaboration Challenge.

The UK’s big four mobile operators recently agreed on a shared network scheme, in an effort to improve mobile coverage in rural areas. 

SpaceX, a company controlled by high-profile billionaire Elon Musk, recently filed coordination requests for 30,000 satellites.

The World Radiocommunication Conference 2019 (WRC-19) got underway yesterday in the Egyptian beach resort of Sharm El Sheikh, and it will continue until 22 November 2019. 

The US Department of Defense (DoD) is preparing a Request for Proposals that will include up to four dynamic spectrum sharing testbeds to see how high-power mid-band radars can share…

The German government has revealed its plans to increase spectrum fees for industry-owned networks. 

The ITU’s Radiocommunication Assembly (RA-19) concludes today, outlining the organisation’s role and priorities for the upcoming years. 

The senior Democrat on the Federal Communications Commission, Jessica Rosenworcel, has called for the US to reassess how it engages with the international community in spectrum management.

Singapore's regulator IMDA has changed its mind on the size of the guard band needed to protect satellite operators in the 3.5 GHz band.