Terming the decision of WRC identifying the upper 6 GHz band for IMT or mobile use as “groundbreaking”, GSMA said it would serve as a criti...

India alone will generate almost a quarter of the world's new mobile subscribers over this period.

The London-based body said it is working with the players and the Indian government to resolve the issue.

The declaration calls for acting ethically in the digital era, helping companies deliver what matters most to digital citizens, industry an...

The pure-play 4G telco aims to further expand its penetration to achieve 99% population coverage in 2018-19 fiscal.

Sharma, however, declined to provide insights into the broad contours of the upcoming regulation, but added that the customers’ data in dig...

Misra's earlier stint was with Vodafone India, where as general manager and head of regulatory and external affairs, he engaged with govern...

One of the GSMA members and market leader Bharti Airtel’s Sunil Mittal recently termed the unsold airwaves in the 700 Mhz band as a ‘missed...

“High reserve prices could reduce the willingness of potential bidders to buy spectrum," said John Giusti, Chief Regulatory Officer, GSMA.

“An unrealistically high reserve price resulted in a valuable portion of 700MHz spectrum remaining “unsold and unused in Australia,” added ...

According to GSMA, many users in the developing world still access the mobile internet via 2G connections with over 60% in Sub-Saharan Afri...

The GSM lobby group said that 3G airwaves would allow fallback option to service operators and that it would help them to cater to rising d...

"...collaborative partnership is aimed at developing sustainable mHealth services that meet public health needs," Bharti Airtel said in a s...

The study predicted that by 2020, four out of every five smartphone connections worldwide will come from the developing world.

“India’s USOF levy at 5% of revenue places a heavy burden on mobile operators compared to 2% in Columbia and 1% in Brazil,” the letter said.

The industry body believes that the further growth would be driven by the increased penetration of affordable smartphones.

Actual mobile phone users in India are around 26 per cent of the total population, a study by global telecom body GSM Association (GSMA) ha...