What the weekend papers say 28.12.2008News on the mobile phone industry according to the weekend papers...  < @page margin 2cm P margin bottom 0.21cm > Telegraph Nine broadcasters have been disiplined by Ofcom this year after competition scandals

1Ofcom's Dave Stewart discusses 2009's agent provocateursRegulator's competition policy director sees a busy year ahead2009 is going to be a year where there is a lot going on. We will see a growth in the industry – more than half

Sucks to be 02 (and T-Mobile) Ofcom's continuing battle to sell off the 2.6GHz frequency has taken a step forward, with T-Mobile and O2 losing their appeal in relation to the question of jurisdiction and allowing progress of the High Court case to proceed.…

Calls for calm consideration Ofcom has updated the schedule for the introduction of Administered Incentive Pricing for radio spectrum used by a variety of services, including the RNLI and mountain-rescue services, having received a deluge of comments on the original proposal.…

Colette Bowe will replace Lord Currie at the UK regulator. Mobile Entertainment is the leading community site for all professionals working within the international mobile content industry. We bring you the latest news, views and analysis from this fast moving entertainment sector, complementing our flagship monthly printed magazine and specialist events.

So who’s heard of UK01? Probably not many people, but that’s all about to change. UK01 is a new mobile network run by Mapesbury Communications. They are one of the 12 winners of a low power GSM Guard Band license that Ofcom auctioned a few years ago. It’s not been plain sailing, becoming a Mobile Network Operator

PA Consulting Group says that it has recently been awarded a contract by the UK's telecoms regulator, Ofcom to predict spectrum availability across the UK over the next 15 to 20 years.

Ofcom’s international communications market report indicates that 15 per cent of UK homes were mobile-only in 2007 - an increase of two per cent on the year before. Ofcom said it expects the worldwide economic downturn, coupled with the rise of mobile broadband that gives people fat pipe access without the need to have a

I read with interest an article on BBC News that is reporting on the uptake of Digital TV in the UK – apparently we are ahead of France, Germany, the US, and other countries, according to the National regulator, Ofcom. Research suggests that 86% of homes in Britain can now receive digital on their main set,

Rating: Mobile usage report reveals rapid growth of mobile market in global and national trends Ofcom, the independent UK authority on communications, has released it’s International Communications Market report for 2007. Among the facts it reveals are a staggering global increase in mobile subscriptions, and an interesting tidbit about people from the Republic of Ireland. We ...