High time that coercion is used to strip some mobile broadband spectrum off O2 and Vodafone?
Lend an ear to Jane Cooper’s viewpoint that it was unfair for O2 and Vodafone to cling on to the most precious spectrum in the country since 1982, when Orange, T-Mobile and 3 UK entered the market in 1994, 1994 and 2003 respectively. It is also interesting to watch her dubbing the incident as an [...]
Mobile Broadband Services in the UK Enhanced by Spectrum Refarming
A relevant study carried out by Pyramid Research has suggested that refarming the analogue TV services spectrum was a cheap and convenient way to boost the mobile broadband services in the United Kingdom. The agency had subjected the 900MHz radio spectrum that was to be freed up owing to the digital switchover, in the UK, [...]
Mobile Broadband Firms will Meet Carter to Save Broadband Deal
The big five mobile phone/mobile broadband networks are planning to meet the communications minister of the United Kingdom, Lord Stephen Carter for a last effort to thrash out a comprehensive as well as fruitful contract that could salvage the dream of the minister for communications, which is all about providing broadband internet access to every [...]
