Quarterly

• 18 July 2016
• Article

The widespread use of IP distribution is driving the transformation of TV services worldwide. This transformation is being achieved primarily through ...

• 18 July 2016
• Article

Most satellites are retired not because of component failure but because they run out of fuel for their thrusters. Space tugs offer a simpler alternat...

• 18 July 2016
• Article

Interest in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or drones is growing in the telecoms sector. Operators and vendors are exploring their potential roles in ...

• Tom Rebbeck

• 25 April 2016
• Article

There is an increasing trend for MNOs to offer shared plans, such as family shared plans or individual shared plans across multiple devices. However, ...

• 25 April 2016
• Article

Low-frequency spectrum has always carried a significant premium. However, while the factors making low-frequency spectrum particularly valuable contin...

• Mark Colville

• 25 April 2016
• Article

There can be positive effects from sharing: the greater scale leads to lower unit costs, enabling the combined player to compete more vigorously for e...

• James Allen

• 25 April 2016
• Article

After a period of stagnation, submarine cable seems to be undergoing a resurgence of investment, with the requirement for new cables being driven by c...

• Patrick Kidney

• 25 January 2016
• Article

Digitisation and convergence are driving media transformation by disrupting traditional drivers of value. As their businesses transform to embrace an ...

• David Abecassis

• 25 January 2016
• Article

The IoT market is only just beginning to emerge, and the telecoms industry (like many other sectors) is just beginning to understand how to address Io...

• Tom Rebbeck

• 12 October 2015
• Article

Increasing demands for access to radio spectrum are driving regulators to consider sharing as a way of making more spectrum available. The 5GHz shared...

• Janette Stewart