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Table of Contents
*Sample Table of Contents3 Political pressures may kill US spectrum reform measure
4 US Department of Justice approves Verizon spectrum deal but concerns remain
6 FCC approves Verizon spectrum deal
8 FCC approves testing in 1755– 1780 MHz band
9 US regulator removes barriers to use of microwave spectrum for wireless backhaul
10 Is the 700 MHz band really needed in Europe?
12 EU-funded research project highlights key challenges for services using secondary access to the spectrum
14 QUASAR research “useful but flawed”
15 Finland tests Europe’s first licensed white space geolocation database
16 Worldwide LTE roaming is years away, but pockets are developing
18 Indian 800/1800 MHz auction now set for November
