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Telecom stocks under fire, sink up to 13% as Elon Musk’s Starlink buys spectrum from Grain ManagementSpaceX’s move to acquire low-band spectrum licences has intensified concerns about disruption in the US telecom industry, sending shares of...- Telecom stocks in Australia, NZ slide after SpaceX spectrum dealFollowing SpaceX's acquisition of spectrum, Telstra, TPG Telecom, and Spark New Zealand faced substantial stock drops, raising investor ala...
- Trai seeks DoT clarity around mmWave before recommending base priceThe Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) has sought this information to have a clear idea on the quantum of mmWave band spectrum th...
- DoT gearing up for another mega spectrum saleThe telecom department has set the ball rolling for another mega spectrum sale by sending a reference to the sector regulator, seeking fres...
- Jio, Airtel pay DoT Rs 2,307 crore for advance spectrum allotment"Jio has paid Rs 2,149.59 crore while Airtel has paid Rs 157.38 crore immediately, rather than in August/ September, 2021,” DoT said in a s...
- DoT to seek Trai proposal on pricing of 26 GHz bandThe Department of Telecommunications will now seek pricing recommendations from the Trai for the band.
- Trai gives more time for views on spectrum auctionLast month, Trai had issued a consultation paper seeking views on 5G spectrum caps and rollout obligations, besides pricing of 4G airwaves ...
- Trai Open House on spectrum pricing on January 4Trai will conduct an Open House in Delhi on the potential valuation and reserve price of airwaves across the 700 Mhz, 800 MHz, 900 MHz, 180...
- COAI urges Trai not to treat 2300-2500 Mhz bands as one to calculate spectrum capsThe industry body has said that any such move would allow a single operator to buy all the airwaves in either of the two bands, leading to ...
- DoT set to club 4G airwaves in 1800 MHz band for seven circlesThe Department of Telecommunications (DoT) will soon start consolidating airwaves in the 1800 MHz band in seven circles, including Delhi an...
- TRAI consultation paper on spectrum pricing likely by November endThe telecom regulator is likely to float a consultation paper by the end of the month, aimed at establishing the reserve price of airwaves.
- CDMA operators seek cut in base price for 800 Mhz bandwidthTelcos have demanded that the telecom department reject the sector regulator's recommendations on the base price of airwaves in the 800 Mhz...
- Vodafone India to fight telecom department's move to auction 900 MHz airwavesBharti Airtel and Vodafone India has challenged in the Delhi High Court the telecom department's decision to auction 900MHz airwaves as par...
- Unsold spectrum in most circles will strengthen govt’s case on refarmingThe reality that about 45% of the total airwaves that have been put up for sale may remain unsold after the ongoing auctions conclude is se...
- Telecom Commission to decide on spectrum retention by incumbent GSM telcos like Airtel, Vodafone, IdeaThe Telecom Commission (TC), the highest decision-making body of the communications ministry, will meet on Wednesday to decide the quantum ...
- 900 MHz band refarming: Telecom Commission to consider 3 options on WednesdayTC will meet on Wednesday to decide the quantum of airwaves that can be retained by incumbent GSM telcos in the 900 MHz band.
- Spectrum auction to begin from November 12, says DoT documentEarlier, the SC today extended the time for completing spectrum auction by Jan 11, 2013, from earlier deadline of Aug 31.
- Telecom Ministry seeks waiver of Rs 1.2 lakh cr spectrum usage by defenceTelecom ministry has moved the Cabinet to waive spectrum usage charges to the tune of Rs 1.2 lakh crore for all airwaves used by defence.
- Govt expects Rs 15,000 crore from spectrum auctions in 2011-12ET looks at some of the some of the spectrum bands that can be auctioned in 2011-12 and the coming years.
- Information and broadcasting ministry to use 700 MHz bandThis move may thwart the communication ministry's plans to sell these airwaves to private telecom companies.
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