Our top story this month is the progress made in resolving the hotly disputed issue of refarming the UK's GSM spectrum. The new government has put forward legislation to allow the reuse of the bands but this is a watered-down version of the previous administration's proposals which attracted much opposition.
The full contents list for the August issue of PolicyTracker is below and it is available for download here:
POLICYTRACKER AUGUST 2010
CONTENTS
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Danes set about liberalising spectrum market
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UK leads in white space device development
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Spectrum Broker turns to next generation TV
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Malta reveals plans for 900 MHz and 1800 MHz
Jordan mobile operators snub 2.6 GHz licence
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South Africa delays 2.6 and 3.5 GHz assignments
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Is the era of exclusive spectrum rights over?
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US proposals offer more spectrum for public safety
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Canada: Use spectrum auction profits to fund rural broadband
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Thailand on track for 3G auction by September
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New Zealand releases 806-960 MHz spectrum
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Regulators struggle with cognitive and software defined radio concepts
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Mobile industry to press spectrum needs in WRC-16 preparations
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