Quarterly

• 28 June 2011
• Article

Mobile networks are a viable way to offer affordable broadband services for those in rural areas, but regulatory initiatives are needed to encourage...

• Janette Stewart

• 28 June 2011
• Article

The Internet ecosystem has proven itself capable of both developing/sustaining interconnection and adapting to profound market changes – all...

• Michael Kende

• 28 June 2011
• Article

Deployment of superfast broadband in Europe to date has been limited in comparison to leading countries worldwide, and the current economic situation...

• Stéphane Piot

• 22 February 2011
• Article

The release of digital dividend frequencies for mobile services has been one of the most prominent changes to UHF spectrum allocation in recent years.

• Janette Stewart

• 22 February 2011
• Article

There is a consensus among industry observers that we will experience strong growth in mobile cellular connectivity from M2M and embedded mobile...

• Ian Streule

• 14 December 2010
• Article

An Analysys Mason study for the GSMA investigates the merits of deploying 2G only versus 3G multimode embedded mobile devices.

• 14 December 2010
• Article

One of the most interesting innovations in radio technology in recent years has been the development of devices that can use under-utilised gaps...

• Janette Stewart

• 14 December 2010
• Article

Ireland’s National Broadband Scheme has reached 100% enablement, and now more work is needed to ensure the targets communicated in the EC’s Digital...

• Lorcan MacFadden

• 18 October 2010
• Article

Reading much of the press coverage of the recent Google/Verizon announcement in relation to net neutrality,  I was struck first by the strength...

• James Allen

• 16 August 2010
• Article

We recently assisted UK regulator Postcomm investigate the regulated costs and prices of Royal Mail’s letter services, in support of a major new...

• Ian Streule