New rules for Britain's airwaves
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Control of the UK's radio spectrum is being handed to the business community to promote wireless services.
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The UK's ad watchdog rules over which net connections can be described as full speed broadband.
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A multi-billion pound auction of  airwaves for a new wave of digital services is announced by Ofcom.
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The European Union has ordered member states to change laws and regulations before August to allow use of wireless ultra-wideband technology.
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TechWeb - Multistandard support means handset users will be able to choose which broadcasting services they want to use without changing their mobile application.
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Ofcom is to hand over control of the radio spectrum to the business community in the hope it will lead to more wireless services.
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By Virgil Larson, Omaha World-Herald, Neb.  Mar. 7--A new federal rule is meant to put competition into cable TV, but don't look for a new system in your neighborhood anytime soon.
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BBC One, ITV1 and Channel 4 are to be broadcast to mobile phones as part of a new mobile TV service.
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Britain is legalizing the small wireless transmitters commonly used to play music from iPods over car radios.
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WASHINGTON-Despite the interference concerns of government-spectrum users, public-safety entities and amateur-radio operators, the Federal Communications Commission Thursday adopted rules to allow broadband over power lines.
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The Federal Communications Commission has made changes to its regulations that will allow power companies to provide broadband services over electric lines.
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The U.S. Federal Communications   Commission on Tuesday set a roadmap for making airwaves between   television channels available for other services by early 2009,   when broadcasters are due to switch to digital signals.
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Media watchdog Ofcom proposes a new TV channel to broadcast public service programmes in the UK.
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MORE Brits than ever before are tuning into the radio - and it's all down to the internet, digital TV and mobile phones.  Forty-five million people - threequarters of the population - listened to the radio every week in the last three months of 2006.
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Draft regs posted, should by okayed by December UK wireless watchdog Ofcom has published draft regulations that, when added to local law, allow iTrip owners to use their compact FM transmitters legally in this country.â¦
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Thursday cleared the way for power companies to roll out broadband over power line service by approving a set of rules designed to limit interference to other radio frequency devices such as amateur radios.
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Ultrawideband services are likely to be legalized soon in the United Kingdom, but with tighter restrictions than in the United States.