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RCC

The Regional Commonwealth in the Field of Communications (RCC) is a regional spectrum policy group representing countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia in the ITU. The Member States of...

ASMG

ASMG logo The Arab Spectrum Management Group (ASMG), is a regional spectrum policy group representing Arab countries in the ITU. The ASMG has 22 Member States, see the full list here....

MSS

Mobile-satellite service (MSS) describes a satellite service which typically connects to ground stations that move and are not fixed in place. An example of an MSS system is the Iridium...

NTN

Non-terrestrial Networks (NTN) are wireless communication systems that operate above the earth's surface. They include various technologies, such as satellites or High Altitude Platforms (HAPS). Their counterparts are terrestrial networks...

ETSI

The European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) is a Standards Development Organisation (SDO) which supports the development of standards for ICT-enabled systems, applications and services. ETSI does not allocate spectrum frequencies,...

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France opens up 3.8—4.2 GHz for private 5G and 3.4 GHz for MNOs

French regulator Arcep has launched a consultation on opening up 3.8—4.2 GHz for verticals and the lower part of the 3.4 GHz band for national mobile operators. At the same...

This year’s big issue for national regulators: satellite direct-to-device

With our annual review of spectrum policy in the leading economies now complete, preparing for the arrival of satellite D2D services has emerged as the new item in administrations' in-trays.

3GPP

3GPP stands for the Third Generation Partnership Project. It develops protocols for mobile telecommunications and is best known for developing mobile technology standards like LTE (4G) and 5G NR (5G)....

Countries overview I: satellite direct-to-device

The past 12 months has seen the leading economies wrestling with a new policy issue—satellite direct-to-device services—as well as assigning mid-band spectrum and finalising positions on 6 GHz.

GSO

Objects in the GSO, or Geosynchronous Orbit, maintain an orbital speed that matches the earth’s rotation, meaning they hold a consistent position. Geosynchronous Orbit is 36,000 kilometres above the Earth’s...

MEO

MEO, or medium-earth orbit satellites are positioned from 2,000 kilometres up to 36,000 kilometres above earth. They are not stationary but move in relation to the earth’s surface. They sit...

auctions

Book review

SMRA

Spectrum auctions

Review of “Round-by-Round: Learnings from the First 35 Years of Spectrum Auctions”

Richard Marsden, an expert on auctions and market design at the consultancy NERA, has published a detailed overview of the use of different auction formats for radio spectrum since the...

Training Understanding Modern Spectrum Management

The key engineering, legal and policy issues