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Mexico allows spectrum swaps
Mexican telecoms regulator, the IFT, has given the go-ahead to a spectrum swap between AT&T and Telefónica subsidiary Pegaso, as part of a package of...
Government and Legal
LightSquared settles spectrum dispute with Garmin
LightSquared and Swiss GPS specialist Garmin have settled their long-running legal dispute over the US wireless venture’s use of spectrum for terrestrial wireless...
Indian telecoms department clears Vodafone merger
India’s Department of Telecommunications has reportedly given Vodafone the green light to merge four of its local units some three years after...
Myanmar seeks expressions of interest in fourth licence
The Burmese government has invited companies to bid on the fourth mobile licence. The eventual winner will be a joint...
Lebanese mobile contract tender collapses
The Lebanese Telecoms Ministry has called off its mobile contract tender, which only attracted two bidders for the country's two state-owned...
Vodafone sues KPN alleging anti-competitive behaviour
The Dutch subsidiary of Vodafone is suing KPN for €115m, claiming that the local incumbent has “seriously abused its dominant position” in the market. Vodafone Netherlands has alleged...
Deere and LightSquared reach L-band spectrum compromise
GPS titan Deere & Company has agreed not to object to LightSquared’s plans to use satellite spectrum for terrestrial LTE services in the...
Orange brushes off Bouygues takeover rumours
Orange has played down – but not denied – a report that it is in talks to buy unwilling target Bouygues Telecom. It...
Vodacom agrees revised Neotel acquisition
South Africa’s Vodacom and Neotel have reached a modified agreement to address spectrum access concerns. A spokesperson has declined comment on whether this would...
LightSquared close to bankruptcy exit after FCC clears spectrum transfer
US wireless venture LightSquared is on course to emerge from bankruptcy this month after getting permission to transfer spectrum licenses to a...
