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9 June 2010

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In our blog Will European MSS get off the ground? we discussed the Ofcom proposals for the setting of the licence fees for the UK 2GHz spectrum required for the complementary ground components of the European Union mobile satellite systems … Continue reading →

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Tagged as administered incentive pricing, Inmarsat Ventures, Minister for Digital Britain, mobile satellite services, Ofcom, Solaris Mobile, spectrum licensing

29 July 2009

Will European MSS get off the ground?

In our blog European Space War? we noted that the European Commission and the ITU may have a difference of opinion about the EU’s allocation of spectrum to 2 mobile satellite services’ (MSS) operators. Inmarsat and Solaris Mobile were announced … Continue reading →

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Tagged as mobile satellite services, Ofcom, spectrum licensing

17 March 2009

European Space War?

Thanks to a Tweet from Guardian Tech, we were alerted to a story about trouble brewing between the European Commission and the ITU: here. Frankly, we are surprised it has taken this long. In short, the European Commission has decided to … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Decision 626/2008/EC, DG Infosoc, European Commission, ITU, mobile satellite services, S-Band, spectrum licensing

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