Quarterly

• 29 January 2019
• Article

Many operational issues affect quality of service due to the conflict between time-varying demand and a finite quantity of resources. Models are neede...

• James Allen

• 29 January 2019
• Article

There has been an impressive number of investments in fibre networks. Competition between potential investors is expected to be fierce. However, the r...

• Stéphane Piot

• 31 October 2018
• Article

Consumers can ‘pay’ for better broadband with higher prices or reduced choice Investment, regulation and competition investigations are s...

• Bram Moerman

• 29 October 2018
• Article

The Broadband Stakeholder Group (BSG)) recently commissioned Analysys Mason to conduct a study to assess the barriers to the commercial deployment of ...

• Janette Stewart

• 29 October 2018
• Article

We forecast that the worldwide market for high-speed satellite trunking services will grow in value from EUR1.9 billion in 2017 to EUR4.7 billion in 2...

• 29 October 2018
• Article

In many markets, competition for consumers is effective, but the market is not working well for those who do not engage by shopping around regularly. ...

• James Allen

• 29 October 2018
• Article

Investment, regulation and competition investigations are shifting to focus on full-fibre broadband networks. Evidence suggests that a higher spend on...

• Ian Streule

• 25 July 2018
• Article

As broadband data access rapidly becomes a necessity for PPDR users, governments in many countries are faced with the challenge of how to establish em...

• Harald Wium Lie

• 25 July 2018
• Article

Originally, the 700MHz band was envisaged as being suitable to provide additional 4G capacity. However, more recently, policy makers have been assumin...

• Mark Colville

• 25 July 2018
• Article

The 15- to 20-year mobile operating licences that were issued in the 2000s are now coming up for renewal in many countries in the Middle East. A numbe...

• Johann Adjovi