Our lead story this month considers the fortunes of fixed and mobile WiMAX as a UK company prepares to launch services using the 4G variant of the technology.
We also report on the development of a familiar broadcaster/mobile split over the digital dividend in the Asia Pacific region and the industry surprise over news that Qualcomm has developed a chip for digital wireless mics.
The full contents list for the December issue of PolicyTracker is below and the whole issue is available for download here:
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CONTENTS
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Mobile WiMAX could fade away but fixed version forges ahead
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NTIA unveils plans for releasing 500 MHz
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Ofcom gets to grips with not-spots
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Operators sanguine about 2014 launch for LTE in the UK
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Minister's reassurances deflect legal action on refarming
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Broadband/broadcast fight over digital dividend spreads to Asia Pacific
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Danes ready for auctions in 2010 and 2011
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Spanish mobile operators ask for faster refarming
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Ofcom consults on geolocation issues
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Cognitive techniques for PMSE offer spectrum solutions
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Is spectrum harmonisation the solution for wireless microphones?
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Qualcomm announces chipset for digital wireless mic
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New Brazilian operators' association takes legal action over auction
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