Last week, from 18 to 22 of January, European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT) meeting of Electronic Communications Committee’s (ECC) Frequency Regulatory Working Group (WGFM) was held in Riga, its main objectives being to develop a strategy for future long-term spectrum use, to update and maintain the European frequency allocation table – the main strategic review document on the basic application of frequency bands in Europe, to promote coordinated use of spectrum in CEPT countries, to determine the frequency sharing conditions, as well as to prepare a common position of the CEPT countries for the World Radio Conference. In total, CEPT consists of communications administrations from 48 countries.

Lines, grained picture, double vision and other interferences that sometimes take all the joy out of watching television are quite usual if you use an individual television reception aerials. However, not always interference is to blame for poor Picture quality,..

The adoption of the regional Plan Geneva 2006 (GE06) contributed to faster implementation of digital broadcasting. At the end of 2006 the Netherlands discontinued broadcasting of analogue television. Some other countries, like Germany, United Kingdom, Finland and Sweden are planning to accomplish the transition in the nearest future.

The radio communications market in Latvia is steady developing. Various types of radio communications are becoming widely used. At the same time new technologies and large quantities of new radio equipment, including devices that are not intended for use in Latvia or devices that have not been verified...