Our lead story this month is the mounting pressure on US broadcasters to hold "incentive auctions" i.e. to auction off spectrum holdings in return for a share of the profits. The FCC believes this could free-up some of the frequencies need to deal with the mobile data "capacity crunch".
We also consider the implications of the elections for senior figures in the ITU.
The full contents list for the November issue of PolicyTracker is below and it is available for download here:
POLICYTRACKER NOVEMBER 2010
CONTENTS
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High Tech Spectrum Coalition pushes for incentive auctions
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ITU elects leaders for next four years
BR should not be seen as a miracle worker
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CEPT white space report says sensing not essential
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Qualcomm announces chipset for digital wireless mic
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Clearwire said to be selling 4G spectrum for $5 billion
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New research confirms cable industry's LTE fears
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Ofcom leans towards 2.6 GHz band for Games use before commercial release
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LTE-Advanced frequency arrangements and specs move forward for 3.4 GHz bands
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Latin America gears up to address the digital dividend
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IMT in extended C-band still in question following WRC-07
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Ofcom to cut budget by 28 per cent
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Consultations
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Australia consults on digital dividend
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