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refarming

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refarming
Reassigning government-regulated electromagnetic spectrum for services with higher value. The users of the existing spectrum are forced out, although they may be compensated in some manner. The frequency bands are assigned to communications services that yield greater economic or social benefit.


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A spokesman for O2 said: "We believe that Ofcom should make its refarming decision ahead of trying to sell us new spectrum.
In the meantime, the refarming of the 900 MHz band creates an opportunity for mobile broadband to be made available in rural areas.
But while news that the debate over refarming is going back to another round of consultation was good for the mobile operators, Richards said yesterday that they have failed in another of their lobbying efforts.
 
 
 
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