Davy Sims
December 13, 2007Uncategorized
Guardian
Ofcom has outlined plans for an auction of the valuable broadcast transmission spectrum that will be freed up by turning off the analogue TV signal in 2012. The freed-up spectrum will be suitable for services including ultra-fast wireless broadband, mobile television, more digital terrestrial TV channels, local TV, wireless microphones and low-power applications developed from wi-fi.
Ofcom has outlined plans for an auction of the valuable broadcast transmission spectrum that will be freed up by turning off the analogue TV signal in 2012.
The freed-up spectrum will be suitable for services including ultra-fast wireless broadband, mobile television, more digital terrestrial TV channels, local TV, wireless microphones and low-power applications developed from wi-fi.
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