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Greek plans to auction 900 MHz frequencies held by two of the country's mobile operators “will undermine the future of the mobile industry,” according to Nassos Zarkalis, chairman and chief…

Swedish regulator the Post and Telecom Agency (PTS) has invited operators to take part in an auction of frequencies in the 1800 MHz band. The deadline for submitting applications and…

French telecoms operator Bouygues has complained to the country's highest court, the Conseil d'Etat, about the government's plans to auction licences to use spectrum suitable for 4G services.

Swedish regulator the Post and Telecom Agency (PTS) has invited operators to take part in an auction of frequencies in the 1800 MHz band. The deadline for submitting applications and…

French telecoms operator Bouygues has complained to the country's highest court, the Conseil d'Etat, about the government's plans to auction licences to use spectrum suitable for 4G services.

Bidding in the Spanish spectrum auction has now begun, with €900 million of bids placed on the first day – 38 per cent below the minimum amount the government expects…

Bidding in the Spanish spectrum auction has now begun, with €900 million of bids placed on the first day – 38 per cent below the minimum amount the government expects…

Everything Everywhere is likely to launch LTE in the UK using its existing 1800 MHz spectrum before other operators have a chance to acquire suitable spectrum at auction, say the…

Mobile satellite spectrum can, and should, be used for LTE in areas outside the US, according to SFR chief frequency officer Thomas Welter. One satellite operator says it’s mulling opportunities…

Mobile satellite spectrum can, and should, be used for LTE in areas outside the US, according to SFR chief frequency officer Thomas Welter. One satellite operator says it’s mulling opportunities…

Spectrum trading may be a tricky subject but it could make a big difference to operators looking to meet demand for mobile broadband, says Kamal Shehadi, Etisalat Group's senior vice…

Neelie Kroes' Digital Agenda Assembly has focussed on non-telecoms uses of the airwaves and produced recommendations which say users should consider sharing first before demanding access to new frequencies.

UK regulator Ofcom today issued a statement on its proposals to make 900 MHz, 1800 MHz and 2.1 GHz public wireless network licences tradable.

Addressing the Digital Agenda Assembly in Brussels European Commission Vice-President Neelie Kroes, departed from her prepared speech to emphasise the European role in spectrum policy.

Harmonising the 1.4 GHz L-Band for use as a supplemental downlink to deliver enhanced mobile multimedia and broadband services could generate as much as €54 billion for Europe's economy over…