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Delhi HC upholds TRAI’s 12-minute ad cap, dismisses TV broadcasters’ petitionsIn a landmark ruling, the Delhi High Court reaffirmed the regulations restricting TV advertisements to a maximum of 12 minutes per hour. Br...- Delhi HC upholds TRAI’s 12-minute ad cap for TV channelsThe Delhi High Court has upheld the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's rule limiting television advertisements to 12 minutes per hour....
- Plans afoot to reallocate some broadcasting spectrum for 5GThe government is exploring the possibility of reallocating an additional 100 MHz spectrum in the mid-band from the broadcasting sector to ...
- NBDA urges I&B ministry to stop adding it up DoT from auctioning C-band for 5G“…it is believed the DoT is considering auction of the following bands, 3700-4000 MHz (out of 3700-4200 MHz downlink band) and 5925-6225 MH...
- DoT to vacate some broadcasting, satellite spectrum for 5G, 6GAnother official said that the existing satellite TV reception users can be accommodated in the 4,000-4,200 MHz band and the rest of the sp...
- Telecom lobbies team up to seek reservation of airwaves for 5GIn separate letters, COAI, GSMA and BIF will apprise the inter-ministerial group on the “importance of earmarking super-efficient sub-1GHz ...
- Telecom, I&B ministry to use broadcast airwaves for mobile servicesThe ministries of Telecom and Information and Broadcasting have agreed to use over 200 MHz spectrum earmarked for broadcasting services.
- India joins nations seeking to free idle television broadcast airwaves for mobile servicesIndia has joined nations that seek to free up idle television broadcast airwaves in the 470-698 MHz range, for mobile broadband services.
- Telecom department may seek PMO's help to free up TV airwaves for 3G/4GDoT may dial the Prime Minister’s Office to build consensus across key government departments to speed up India’s call for freeing up idle ...
- India appeals to International Telecom Union to identify fresh spectrum sourcesThe government has urged ITU to identify airwaves across a clutch of key frequency bands in the 1427-1518 MHz, the 3300-3400 MHz, and 3400-...
- ITU to Identify new data spectrum for commercial useGeneva-based ITU, which deals in spectrum management issues globally, is a multinational collective effort between governments and private ...
- DoT dismisses Sam Pitroda's proposal to free up 80 MHz held by DoSDoT has dismissed Sam Pitroda's proposal to free up 80 MHz of airwaves held by the Department of Space in the 2555-2635 MHz band for 4G ser...
- Sam Pitroda asks PM to reactivate GoM on spectrum vacationHe added that some additional spectrum from broadcasting services can be freed for 4G telecom services once digitisation of Prasar Bharti i...
- GoM may discuss BSNL, MTNL entry into cable TV, broadcastingBSNL losses, as per estimates, are expected to be about Rs 8,198 crore, and MTNL's around Rs 3,300 crore for the financial year 2012-13.
- DoT panel wants withdrawal of spectrum from non-mobile usersThe panel has said that only users paying market determined prices should be allowed to continue using these airwaves.
- EGoM to meet tomorrow, discuss vacation of spectrumA panel of Ministers headed by Pranab Mukherjee will meet tomorrow to discuss the contentious issue of vacation of spectrum by govt agencie...
- 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.
- Another bonanza for govt? Airwaves in 700 MHz band to be sold in 2012India’s next major spectrum auctions will involve airwaves in the 700 MHz band, which is largely used by DD for broadcast services.
- Defence gets 10% of commercial airwavesThe defence forces will get exclusive rights to 10% of the airwaves, or spectrum, that can be used for commercial telephony services and br...
- Defence spectrum band gets a relookThe department of telecom (DoT) and the armed forces have revived the plan to have a ‘defence (spectrum) band’ or classifying all spectrum ...
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