Traduction de «enhanced specialized mobile radio services » (Anglais → Français) :

Commission Decision 2007/98/EC of 14 February 2007 on the harmonised use of radio spectrum in the 2 GHz frequency bands for the implementation of systems providing mobile satellite services (7) provides that Member States shall make these frequency bands available to systems providing MSS in the Community as of 1 July 2007.

The introduction of new systems providing mobile satellite services (MSS) would contribute to the development of the internal market and enhance competition by increasing the availability of pan-European services and end-to-end connectivity as well as encouraging efficient investment.

Spectrum used for the continuation of existing TV and radio services Vacant spectrum for use as the national part of the digital dividend Example of services: more TV services, possibly HDTV | Example of service: narrow-band mobile TV | Example of services: wireless broadband access, high speed mobile data access |

It is questionable if this demand can be fulfilled by mobile communication services alone and a combination of mobile communications and broadcasting is one possible approach.[17] The development and testing of such services in the spectrum made available by analogue switch off creates considerable potential for innovation.[18] Besides, operators of conventional mobile communications are looking for radio resources in lower bands t ...[+++]han those used today in order to ensure full geographic coverage at commensurate investment levels;

With general packet radio service (GPRS) and universal mobile telecommunications system (UMTS) advancing into the automotive markets, the outlook for mobile, location related services is brightening up significantly.

7. Notes the wide variation in the wireless communication market and licensing regime across the EU, and the importance to the EU's global competitiveness of the successful future development of this sector; suggests that a unified approach to licensing would be valuable, with the objective of improving market operation and spectrum availability; regrets that the Commission did not include in the report any figures on fees for the use of radio frequencies; points out that the fees for licences and authorisations should cover only justified and relevant administrative costs, that the use of radio spectrum should be subject only to such ...[+++] charges and fees that are necessary to cover the costs of the radio spectrum management and that consideration should be given to reinvesting licence revenues in spectrum management; except in special circumstances, radio frequencies should not be auctioned, since it has a negative effect on user fees and the spread and development of communications services;