Our top stories this month relate to the digital dividend. The European Commission has just published its long-awaited recommendation on the subject but events this month highlight the complexities of policy decisions in this area.
German's approach to auctioning the digital dividend spectrum is likely to face legal challenge and in the UK the government has just released its plans to strike a balance between the release of former analogue TV spectrum, the refarming of the GSM bands and the auction of 2.6 GHz.
The November 2009 is available for download here and the full contents list is below:
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Government acts on UK refarming dispute
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EU legalises 2G refarming
Commission publishes digital dividend recommendation
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CEPT re-organises; sector-wide reform mooted
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François Rancy to be proposed as ITU-R director
FCC sets D-block timetable
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New NZ mobile operator says competition authority should regulate spectrum
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Fears that WRC 2012 proposals could harm meteorological services
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WRC 2012: more spectrum for Mobile satellite
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Olympics "biggest-ever" spectrum demand spike
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Six technologies submitted for 4G standardization
Spectrum Usage Feeds could derail WiMAX in Philippines
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Zain Bahrain is Middle East LTE pioneer
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Middle East operators hold advantage for LTE rollout
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UK Spectrum trading proposals welcomed
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Current consultations
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Civil use of unmanned aircraft systems faces regulatory hurdles
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