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North America Regulation May 15, 2012

LightSquared confirms bankruptcy protection move

LightSquared filed for bankruptcy protection in the US court, in a move it said is intended to “give it time to resolve regulatory issues that have prevented it from building its coast-to-coast integrated satellite 4G wireless network.

By Steve Costello

Big Tech Meta North America Regulation May 13, 2012

Report: Facebook facing Instagram deal probe

Facebook is facing a probe from the US Federal Trade Commission following its deal to acquire photo sharing app Instagram, which could delay the closing beyond the second quarter target set by the social networking giant.

By Steve Costello

Asia Pacific Network Tech Qualcomm Regulation May 9, 2012

Qualcomm secures right to use Indian 4G spectrum

Qualcomm has been given permission to use 4G broadband spectrum in India two years after paying US$1 billion to secure it at auction

By Tim Ferguson

Apple Devices Nokia RAN Vendors Regulation May 9, 2012

Apple reveals nano-SIM design tweaks

Giesecke & Devrient has shown off a new nano-SIM design that addresses concerns held by other handset makers

By Tim Ferguson

Regulation May 9, 2012

Verizon and T-Mobile USA heads talk spectrum crunch

LIVE FROM CTIA WIRELESS 2012: The CEOs of Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile USA yesterday reiterated the need for more spectrum to tackle a predicted capacity crunch in the US, with the head of the country’s number four operator also…

By Steve Costello

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North America Regulation May 8, 2012

FCC head: Mobile driving industry, but challenges ahead

LIVE FROM CTIA WIRELESS 2012: Julius Genachowski (pictured), chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), today talked-up the role of the mobile industry in driving growth in the US economy – while also noting that there are challenges ahead.

By Tim Ferguson

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AT&T North America Operators Regulation April 26, 2012

AT&T gets green light for T-Mobile spectrum deal

The US Federal Communications Commission has approved AT&T’s plan to give T-Mobile USA a chunk of its spectrum as part of an agreement following the failure of the proposed US$39 billion merger between the two operators, reports Reuters.

By Tim Ferguson

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