TRAI for auctioning spectrum for TV on mobiles

Friday, December 14, 2007, 18:39 [IST]

New Delhi, Dec 14: Telecom regulator TRAI today said it will submit its recommendations to the government next week for auctioning spectrum used for watching television on mobile phones.

''We are talking about delinking licence from spectrum. Operators may like to bid for spectrum marked for mobile television,'' TRAI Chairman Nripendra Mishra told reporters on the sidelines of a conference at India Telecom Summit 2007 here. TRAI will submit the recommendations to the government by Wednesday, he added.

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