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Digital Dividend Review
The project examining the options arising from the release of spectrum afforded by the digital switchover programme.
The Digital Dividend Review (DDR) is the project releasing the spectrum freed up by digital switchover for new use.
In this section
What's New
22|02|10 - OCR report on The feasibility of DVB-T on-channel repeaters for coverage repair on Channel 60
22|02|10 - 2010-0026(issue 2) LTE interference into Domestic Digital television system
12|02|10 - CH21 to CH60; Creation of Layers 7 and 8 in released spectrum
18|02|10 - Digital Dividend: 600 MHz Band and Geographic Interleaved spectrum - Consultation on potential uses
14|09|09 - UK response to the European Commission consultation on the digital dividend
09|07|09 - Digital dividend: clearing the 800 MHz band - Consultation responses
30|06|09 - Digital dividend: clearing the 800 MHz band - Statement published
24|02|09 - Digital dividend: clearing the 800 MHz band - Presentation Slides
02|02|09 - Digital dividend: clearing the 800 MHz band - Consultation published
06|01|09 - Award of licences for the Cardiff and Manchester areas
31|07|08 - Digital Dividend Review: band manager award.
09|07|08 - Seminar on Ofcom's proposals on detailed design of the cleared award (PDF)
09|07|08 - Seminar on Ofcom's proposals on design of the geographic interleaved awards (PDF)
12|06|2008 - Digital Dividend Review: geographic interleaved awards 470 - 550 MHz and 630 – 790 MHz
06|06|2008 - Digital Dividend Review: 550-630MHz and 790-854MHz Consultation on detailed award design
DDR Spectrum Awards
Please see the Ofcom Spectrum Awards homepage
Field tests investigating the potential interference into Cable TV from LTE deployment in the 800 Mhz band
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Report by Cobham Technical Services
Ofcom Spectrum Awards
More information and the timetable for Ofcom's ongoing auction programme
Philip Rutnam, Partner, Spectrum Policy Group
Video : An overview of the Digital Dividend and the three consultation documents on the release of the spectrum that will be freed up by the switch to digital television.
