Understanding Spectrum Liberalisation

Book description

Until the 1990s, almost all spectrum licenses were given away practically for free-even the first mobile licenses which laid the foundation for multi-billion dollar companies that dominate stock markets around the world. In the past fifteen years, there has been a concerted attempt to liberalise the sector and make it more open to market forces. Th

Table of contents

  1. Front Cover (1/2)
  2. Front Cover (2/2)
  3. Contents (1/2)
  4. Contents (2/2)
  5. Preface
  6. Acknowledgements
  7. Authors
  8. Chapter 1: Introduction (1/2)
  9. Chapter 1: Introduction (2/2)
  10. Chapter 2: The Promise of Liberalisation (1/3)
  11. Chapter 2: The Promise of Liberalisation (2/3)
  12. Chapter 2: The Promise of Liberalisation (3/3)
  13. Chapter 3: A Spectrum Engineering Primer (1/4)
  14. Chapter 3: A Spectrum Engineering Primer (2/4)
  15. Chapter 3: A Spectrum Engineering Primer (3/4)
  16. Chapter 3: A Spectrum Engineering Primer (4/4)
  17. Chapter 4: Spectrum Auctions Become the Default Assignment Mechanism (1/2)
  18. Chapter 4: Spectrum Auctions Become the Default Assignment Mechanism (2/2)
  19. Chapter 5: The Liberalised Licensing Debate (1/2)
  20. Chapter 5: The Liberalised Licensing Debate (2/2)
  21. Chapter 6: Public Sector Spectrum (1/4)
  22. Chapter 6: Public Sector Spectrum (2/4)
  23. Chapter 6: Public Sector Spectrum (3/4)
  24. Chapter 6: Public Sector Spectrum (4/4)
  25. Chapter 7: Broadcasting (1/4)
  26. Chapter 7: Broadcasting (2/4)
  27. Chapter 7: Broadcasting (3/4)
  28. Chapter 7: Broadcasting (4/4)
  29. Chapter 8: Satellite (1/4)
  30. Chapter 8: Satellite (2/4)
  31. Chapter 8: Satellite (3/4)
  32. Chapter 8: Satellite (4/4)
  33. Chapter 9: Ultra Wide Band (1/2)
  34. Chapter 9: Ultra Wide Band (2/2)
  35. Chapter 10: Wi-Fi and the Spectrum Commons (1/3)
  36. Chapter 10: Wi-Fi and the Spectrum Commons (2/3)
  37. Chapter 10: Wi-Fi and the Spectrum Commons (3/3)
  38. Chapter 11: The Whitespace Concept (1/2)
  39. Chapter 11: The Whitespace Concept (2/2)
  40. Chapter 12: Introduction to Part III
  41. Chapter 13: The Capacity Crunch (1/2)
  42. Chapter 13: The Capacity Crunch (2/2)
  43. Chapter 14: Why Is Liberalisation Limited in Its Application? (1/2)
  44. Chapter 14: Why Is Liberalisation Limited in Its Application? (2/2)
  45. Chapter 15: Why Does Trading Have Such Patchy Success? (1/2)
  46. Chapter 15: Why Does Trading Have Such Patchy Success? (2/2)
  47. Chapter 16: Mobile Networks : From Sharing to Wholesale (1/2)
  48. Chapter 16: Mobile Networks : From Sharing to Wholesale (2/2)
  49. Chapter 17: The Role of Politics in Spectrum Liberalisation (1/4)
  50. Chapter 17: The Role of Politics in Spectrum Liberalisation (2/4)
  51. Chapter 17: The Role of Politics in Spectrum Liberalisation (3/4)
  52. Chapter 17: The Role of Politics in Spectrum Liberalisation (4/4)
  53. Chapter 18: Criticisms of Auctions (1/4)
  54. Chapter 18: Criticisms of Auctions (2/4)
  55. Chapter 18: Criticisms of Auctions (3/4)
  56. Chapter 18: Criticisms of Auctions (4/4)
  57. Chapter 19: Introduction to Part IV Finding the Right Metaphor
  58. Chapter 20: Licensed Shared Access (1/2)
  59. Chapter 20: Licensed Shared Access (2/2)
  60. Chapter 21: Cognitive Radio and Database-Driven Spectrum Management (1/2)
  61. Chapter 21: Cognitive Radio and Database-Driven Spectrum Management (2/2)
  62. Chapter 22: Future Technologies (1/2)
  63. Chapter 22: Future Technologies (2/2)
  64. Chapter 23: Conclusions (1/2)
  65. Chapter 23: Conclusions (2/2)
  66. Appendix A: What Does the ITU Do and How Does It Work?
  67. Glossary (1/2)
  68. Glossary (2/2)
  69. Back Cover

Product information

  • Title: Understanding Spectrum Liberalisation
  • Author(s): Martin Sims, Toby Youell, Richard Womersley
  • Release date: August 2015
  • Publisher(s): CRC Press
  • ISBN: 9781498705035