Author Archives: Bengt G Mölleryd

India – a major overhaul of spectrum policy

Posted on April 25, 2012 by Bengt G Mölleryd

The Indian Telecom Authority (TRAI) has launched an extensive report on the future spectrum policy in India with a total transfer of 2G spectrum in 900 MHz to 1800 MHz in a grand refarming project (http://www.trai.gov.in). And the outcome of … Continue reading →

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The way forward for Indian mobile communication, part four (out of five)

Posted on March 7, 2012 by Bengt G Mölleryd

The following was presented at the session “Conceptual Issues in Spectrum Pricing and Market Competition” at the regional International Telecommunications Society’s conference in Delhi 22-24 February 2012 3G set to take off when smartphones reach EUR 50 India has during … Continue reading →

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India – Spectrum politics

Posted on March 2, 2012 by Bengt G Mölleryd

India mobile is all about spectrum politics Telenor has faced the mother of all regulatory uncertainty in India as it stroke a deal with Unitech, which is a real estate development company, which acquired a GSM license with 4.4 MHz … Continue reading →

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Highlights from ITS conference in Budapest

Posted on September 27, 2011 by Bengt G Mölleryd

The International Telecommunications Society (ITS) held its 22nd regional conference in Budapest 18-21 September. Focus on the conference was innovative ICT applications, emerging regulatory, economic and policy issues. The conference attracted around 200 participants from academia, industry, operators, regulators and … Continue reading →

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When will LTE reach the important milestones?

Posted on January 22, 2010 by Bengt G Mölleryd

TeliaSonera kicked off LTE in 2.6 GHz just before Christmas 2009, and is now rolling out a network in the 25 major cities in Sweden. But when will get multimode dongles for both HSPA and LTE? When is it realistic … Continue reading →

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