The European Commission (EC) launched a study of information on t...
The European Commission (EC) launched a study of information on the allocation, availability and use of radio spectrum in Europe, it said Thurs. Results of the study -- which is being carried out by Idate, Aegis and Bird &…
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Bird -- could form the basis for future EC action. Analysts have been asked to look at what types of information are available on the spectrum issues; survey interested parties to see if that information is sufficient for appropriate decisionmaking or if more is needed; analyze how existing laws serve the purpose of providing spectrum information; and recommend additional legislation if needed, the EC said. The survey team will unveil preliminary conclusions and recommendations at a Dec. 1 workshop in Brussels, the Commission said.