Will we ever see a superfast Europe?

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

Beyond the digital dividend – is it time to open up UHF to operators?

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

Growth in the M2M market will have long-lasting mobile network effects

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

3G multi-mode embedded mobile devices have a lower total cost of ownership than 2G

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

Filling in the gaps – what is the future for white-space devices?

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

Universal broadband: lessons from Ireland

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...

It ain't net-neutrality so

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

Full liberalisation in the postal market will lead to changes in costs, prices and regulation

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