This month's issue features a special report on machine-to-machine communications, looking at how the sector is being dominated by environmental concerns and considering whether it needs its own dedicated spectrum.
We also examine reactions to the latest UK refarming plan, discuss broadcasters' fears about ancillary services and ask whether more spectrum is necessarily the best way for mobile operators to meet the growing demands for mobile data.
The full contents list for the September issue of PolicyTracker is below and it is available for download here:
POLICYTRACKER SEPTEMBER 2010
CONTENTS
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Operators have high hopes for new mobile television standard
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Ofcom tests Olympic spectrum
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More spectrum not necessarily the answer for mobile operators
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PMSE industry protests over compensation package
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Brazil plans LTE rollout in time for 2014 World Cup
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US lawmakers introduce proposal for spectrum incentive auctions
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French UMTS 1800 pilot has implications for UK operators
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Auction results bring real competition to Mexican market
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Broadcasters want more certainty for ENG
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Portugal and Italy move towards switch-off
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Countries debate policy before ITU conference
Special report: M2M communications
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Smart metering and smart grids dominate M2M space
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Does M2M need its own spectrum?
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Battle to provide network for UK smart grid
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