SPECTRUM TRADING
September 1st, 2003
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE EUROPEAN Union's new Radio Spectrum Policy Group (RSPG) is developing guidelines on the secondary trading of frequency allocations, affecting EU telecommunications companies, broadcasters, and others. It is to agree guidelines by November 2004 and will consult spectrum users in the meantime, organising public hearings and working groups. The RSPG also plans to start preparing for the next World Radiocommunication Summit, in 2007.
THE EUROPEAN Union's new Radio Spectrum Policy Group (RSPG) is developing guidelines on the secondary trading of frequency allocations, affecting EU telecommunications companies, broadcasters, and others. It is to agree guidelines by November 2004 and will consult spectrum users in the meantime, organising public hearings and working groups. The RSPG also plans to start preparing for the next World Radiocommunication Summit, in 2007.
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