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How LTE interference is devaluing some digital dividend spectrum

12 December 2011 Content type: Article Tags: Spectrum

This Comment demonstrates the effect of DTT interference from mobile services on the value of licences for adjacent spectrum. It is becoming clear that operators are factoring in the cost of solving the interference problem into the price they are willing to pay for DTT-adjacent licences.

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