May 6, 2024 – Vol. 15 No. 13 edition of World Radiocommunication Wee

LOW-FLYING AIRBORNE transmitters 20 kilometres offshore will double the coverage area of a proposed system to deliver maritime broadband, an international notification on proposed technical regulation said 30 April citing proponents.

6G SPACE COMPANY joined ITU work on naming and numbering, Chinese Space Tech Co. joined ITU-R, a Japanese company upgraded its ITU-R membership from associate, while an academic institution from each of three regions joined all sectors, an announcement said in April.

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