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The decision followed a Finnish initiative to create common European coverage criteria.

New Zealand has completed its 700 MHz auction with a 2 x 5 MHz block of spectrum left unsold.

A special issue of an influential policy journal edited by J. Scott Marcus, Gérard Pogorel and Frédéric Pujol argues that a new phase of thinking about spectrum policy has begun.

EU member state governments have approved the telecoms package but doubts remain as to whether it will be implemented before the end of this Parliament.

The Commission's draft telecoms regulation contains a clause that will make it more difficult for local authorities to block small cell development.

The European Parliament has been debating telecoms policy hours before the European Council is due to deliberate on the digital agenda.

As Poland prepares to auction 800 MHz spectrum later this year, T-Mobile has complained to the the authorities about an agreement to assign 2 x 5 MHz in the 800…

Austria has completed its multiband auction for spectrum in the 800 MHz, 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands.

Dynamic Spectrum Access (DSA) is a concept whose time has come, according to a new e-book by William Webb, CEO of the Weightless Special Interest Group.

European mobile operators have agreed on a preferred band plan for the 700 MHz band, but remain divided over whether spectrum not allocated to standard mobile broadband services should be…

BEREC, the body that represents European telecoms regulators, has outlined its concerns about the Commission's telecoms proposals - shortly before EU lawmakers are due to consider them.

Pakistan is to make another attempt to hold a 3G auction.

Mexico's new regulator has taken back two thirds of the spectrum that was formerly held by MMDS operators.

The Commission's draft regulation reveals a more accommodating attitude to spectrum sharing.

Regulators in two island states have been left with unsold spectrum as they were forced to cancel their auctions due to lack of interest.