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CEPT

ECC

Electronic Communications Committee

European Commission

European Conference of Post and Telecommunications Administrations

Low power applications

Pulsers

Sven Zeisberg

WiMAX

Forget about the politics!

The millions of Euros spent on developing UWB has delivered results, says the head of the Pulsers project, but progress depends on judging the technology by its own merits.

2.5-2.69 GHz

2.6 GHz

European Commission

RSC

WAPECS

Wireless broadband

The Commission answers PolicyTracker’s questions on 2.5 GHz

The full text of the responses from InfoSoc and Media Commissioner Viviane Reding.

2.5-2.69 GHz

2.6 GHz

European Commission

RSC

WAPECS

Wireless broadband

Commission admits defeat

The European Commission has accepted that it can’t get regulators in the Radio Spectrum Committee to agree on EU-wide access to the 2.5 GHz band for technologies like WiMAX.

BT Movio

DAB-IP

DMB

DVB-H

mobile TV

Ofcom

UK

United Kingdom

UK’s first mobile TV spectrum up for auction in 2007

Ofcom has put forward proposals for auctioning L-band, which is expected to generate substantial interest because of the amount of spectrum available (40 MHz) and its ability to deliver mobile...

ADSL

BPL

high frequency

VDSL

Impasse reached on network emissions standard

In what is being viewed as a bid by the European Commission to remove any obstacles to the rollout of broadband, work on a network emission standard has been suspended...

automotive

Intelligent car

Reding

Intelligent Cars sans spectrum on track for collision

Tell the world you have a technology that will save lives and you’ve got a successful press campaign but given existing spectrum constraints can safety in the Intelligent Car ever...

2.5-2.69 GHz

2.6 GHz

Competition law

European Commission

Framework Directive

Intel

RSC

Wireless broadband

Time to call the lawyers?

Are there grounds for legal action over the allocation of the 2.5 GHz band? Elements within the 3G and WiMAX communities both believe they have a case, but lawyers are...

2.5-2.69 GHz

2.6 GHz

centre band

compromise

European Commission

Intel

RSC

Sweden Germany

WiBro

Wireless broadband

Europe divided, Asia takes the lead

Does it matter that the dream of allowing alternative mobile broadband services across Europe in the 2.5 GHz band has been thwarted yet again? South Korea may soon give us...

privacy

Reding

RFID

spectrum

European Commission lends strong support to RFID tags

Another step towards an Orwellian world or an aid to better customer relations?

Broadcasting

ComReg

Goggin

GSMA

Horvitz

Ofcom

Open Spectrum Foundation

ProSiebenSat1

Regional Radio Conference 2006

RRC-06

Zysk

A clear picture has yet to emerge

The broadcasting, wireless and mobile sectors are all keen to make use of the digital dividend but their plans are being frustrated by the difficulties of predicting which frequencies will...

analogue switch-off

ANFR

digital dividend

Rancy

RRC-06

Digital dividend: non-broadcasters could face a long wait

The forthcoming ITU Regional Radio Conference of 2006 may herald the dawn of TV’s digital era but electronic communications services - not classified as broadcasting – may not get access...

2.5-2.69 GHz

Finland

France

Germany

mobile

RSC

Sweden

technology neutrality

WiMAX

2.5 GHz stalemate continues

A compromise proposal which would have allowed WiMAX and other services in a section of the 2.5-2.69 GHz band currently reserved for IMT-2000 technologies has failed to gain sufficient support.

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