David Willis, group director for spectrum at the UK's Office of Communications (Ofcom), emphasizes the need for careful spectrum reserve pricing to avoid unsold airwaves and suggests that countries like India could benefit from balanced satellite broadband approvals to enhance connectivity.
David Willis, group director for spectrum at the UK's Office of Communications (Ofcom), emphasizes the need for careful spectrum reserve pricing to avoid unsold airwaves and suggests that countries like India could benefit from balanced satellite broadband approvals to enhance connectivity.
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David Willis, group director for spectrum at the UK's Office of Communications (Ofcom), emphasizes the need for careful spectrum reserve pricing to avoid unsold airwaves and suggests that countries like India could benefit from balanced satellite broadband approvals to enhance connectivity.
