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Join stakeholders from across Europe as they reflect on the outcomes of WRC-23, its impact and the next steps towards WRC-27. * What were the key decisions taken? * What implications do these have for the allocation of bandwidth to various industry sectors and technologies? * What was it not possible to achieve fully co-ordinated outcomes on across Europe, and what are the likely next steps? * Were Europe's goals met? * What lessons can be learned, and what improvements at a CEPT and European level can be made? * What are the likely agenda items for WRC-27, and what are likely to be the main challenges? Join GSA Spectrum Group's Luigi Ardito, alongside representatives from International Telecommunication Union, European Conference of Postal and Telecommunication Administrations, GSMA, GSOA, Dynamic Spectrum Alliance and European Broadcasting Union (EBU) as they share their collective insights at Forum Europe's 19th European Spectrum Management Conference in Brussels. Day One: Wednesday 19th June Session 2: WRC-23 – outcomes, impacts and next steps towards WRC-27 Check out the full agenda, and registration information, here: https://lnkd.in/d4keGj5 #5G #6G #spectrum #WRC23 #WRC27

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Reflecting on a pivotal industry event! 🛰 📺 Last week, on July 3, 2024, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) hosted an insightful online Workshop titled "Ensuring Satellite Remains Available for Media Applications". This event brought together broadcasters and media professionals from across the industry. Key takeaways: • Gained valuable insights into current EBU members' use of satellite technologies • Explored recent satellite developments and their impact on broadcasting and associated spectrum regulatory issues • Connected with industry experts and peers, fostering collaboration For those who missed it, the discussions highlighted the ongoing importance of satellite technology in media distribution and the need for continued innovation in this space. WRC-27 will be a key milestone to ensure that adequate spectrum is available for GSO and Non-GSO! Big thanks to all speakers, moderators and participants! David Hemingway, Susanne Rath, Piotr Kaszynski, Rob Webber, Joerg Funk, Cath Westcott, Mike Walsh, Guy Christiansen, Antonio Arcidiacono, José Luis Alcolea Coronel, Anna Marklund, Thomas Welter https://lnkd.in/e-icd86U

The ACMA has issued its long-awaited guidance for LEOSat licensing arrangements for direct-to-mobile in IMT bands (called 'Supplemental Coverage from Space' or SCS in the United States). Notably, it confirms initial reliance on ITU Radio Regulations Article 4.4. for the space objects and that the existing terrestrial spectrum licence framework is sufficient for mobile handsets to communicate with the LEOSats. A key clarification is that space objects cannot be authorised to transmit under section 68 of the Radiocommunications Act since they are outside the area of the spectrum licence. Though, reliance on RR4.4 means that the LEOSats will be able to operate nonetheless. https://lnkd.in/gREQTxut

The countdown is on - just 10 days until IBC! Meet Yann Garcin, Project Engineer KSC, in Hall 8, Booth B70, where he'll be ready to discuss the future of broadcast technology and answer your questions. But first, we asked Yann 3 key questions to get an insight into his thoughts. Slide through to read his answers! 👉 Want to book a one-on-one with Yann at IBC? Check out the comments for the booking link! #IBC2024 #BroadcastTechnology #InnovationInMedia #MeetTheExperts

One Hundred Years of Radio Time Signals: The Legacy of “PIPs” in Technological Evolution https://lnkd.in/ddep8xeE #radio #pips #timesignals

Do you know the difference between VHF and UHF antennas? 🎯In antenna and wave propagation subject we studied not only it's different types but also the practical applications. Wanna get to know about it ? Here you go: 📡VHF Antennas: Frequency Range: 30 MHz to 300 MHz Wavelength: Longer Size: Larger Typical Applications: Television broadcasting, FM radio, two-way radio communication. 📡UHF Antennas: Frequency Range: 300 MHz to 3 GHz Wavelength: Shorter Size: Smaller Typical Applications: Television broadcasting, cellular communications, microwave links. I have made this picture using an AI. 🎓Not Copywrited. Follow Alaishba Chaudhry for more content related to antennas. #antennas #vhf #uhf #avionics #engineer

ACMA lays out draft plan for future of Australian airwaves The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) today laid out its draft plan for the management of Australia’s spectrum – the wireless communications frequencies that carry mobile data, satellite transmissions and broadcast signals. The draft Five-year spectrum outlook 2024–29 (FYSO) canvasses a range of potential use cases, including increasing the spectrum available for 5G wireless broadband as well as new satellite technologies, both supporting greater network coverage and connectivity. ACMA authority member and spectrum lead Adam Suckling said the ACMA was now calling on stakeholders to give their thoughts on the draft plan to help shape the future of Australia’s digital communications over the next five years. “Spectrum management isn’t discussed a lot in Australia but it plays an enormous role in our everyday lives,” Mr Suckling said.... https://bit.ly/3xioeyH #Australia #Business #Telecom #Spectrum Via acma.gov.au

This event will explore the ongoing Universal Service Obligation (USO) review and the critical work of the Regional Telecommunications Independent Review Committee (RTIRC), noting that: ✅ RTIRC is examining existing and future needs in regional, rural, and remote communities across Australia, emerging technologies, broader market developments, the design and delivery of regional communications programs, and public sentiment towards changing and emerging technologies. ✅ RTIRC is also considering the potential to fast-track some USO modernisation outcomes, particularly within NBN Co’s fixed wireless network footprint, which would build momentum for broader change. ✅ While RTIRC will present its findings to the government by 31 December 2024, the USO Review expects to issue its summary report on stakeholder feedback in July 2024, so the event will provide an opportunity to discuss those views. For further details about the event and confirmed speakers click below: https://lnkd.in/e6BmfH5N #theiic #sydneyevent #telecoms #connectivity #regulators #broadcasting