Understanding Modern Spectrum Management will cover satellite direct-to-device and the EU Digital Networks Act, as well as giving a broad overview of key economic, legal and policy issues.

The contest finished in a single day with the award of 480 MHz of 4G and 5G frequencies in return for winning bids of $507 million.

WRC‑27 will revisit a long‑running fault line in the ITU framework: how to reconcile equitable access with first‑come, first‑served in an era of mega‑constellations and increasingly flexible satellite systems.

UK regulator Ofcom’s new regulatory framework enables spectrum licensed to mobile network operators to be used for satellite direct-to-device (D2D) services.

The European Union's spectrum policy advisory group has announced a timeline for its recommendations on the sub-700 MHz bands.

We've added new research on 5G rollout in the European Union and updates to reflect the potential impact of the proposed Digital Networks Act.

The EU’s 5G rollout has been built around the harmonised “pioneer bands”: 700 MHz, 3.4–3.8 GHz, and 26 GHz. Six years after the deadline for member states to hold auctions…

The EU could face a "competitive disadvantage" amid a widening divergence from the US on which bands to use for 6G, according to a consultant.

Decisions about spectrum use in Europe are made both at the national and EU level. This research note explores the EU spectrum policy framework.