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Mobile players are on the look out for 4G spectrum while satellite operators are worried about terrestrial operators encroaching into their territory.

The European Commission has put back the publication of its final proposals on the review of the Framework Directive until June this year.

The UK regulator has confirmed that a potential single frequency DVB-H network won’t come up for auction for 18 months. Ofcom says this will give operators the opportunity to bid…

Our themes this month are the mood at the ITU's biggest spectrum policy conference for years; progress at the Cameroon meeting on WiMAX/IMT-2000; and preparations for WRC-07.

In an interview with PolicyTracker Vodafone argues that re-farming the 2G spectrum should be the first step towards liberalisation.

Favouring a commons-based approach to the 3.6GHz band has deterred investment in a crucial frequency for the development of wireless broadband services, argue two leading experts.

Getting the right balance between market-based and traditional management techniques has been the dominant theme of the ITU’s biggest spectrum policy conference in several years.

The WiMAX lobby are pleased with the outcome of the WP8F meeting in Cameroon but other observers say it's an agreement about process not substance.

A UMTS Forum report which claimed that liberalisation would damage the mobile industry has been strongly condemned by a Forum member, Nortel, highlighting the sharp industry divisions on this issue.

Today's story 'UMTS Forum Vice-Chairmen at odds over spectrum liberalisation' has been changed.

Today's story 'UMTS Forum Vice-Chairmen at odds over spectrum liberalisation' has been changed.

Smooth transition to digital TV in the Netherlands with KPN receiving spectrum for HDTV and extra channels.

Following considerable administration support for WiMAX at the ITU Working Party 8F meeting it now appears to be a question of when rather than if WiMAX is accepted as part…

The broadcasting lobby has succeeded in amending a pro-liberalisation report issued by an influential committee of MEPs, heralding a bigger battle in the European Parliament next month.

Applying the principle of technology neutrality to all forthcoming spectrum auctions has already raised fears among UK wireless microphone users – now the Broadband Wireless Access community are becoming alarmed…