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Call to Europe 3 (C2E3) – 2023
Call to Europe 3 (C2E3) – 2023 2000 1548 SOS - Save our Spectrum

OnePaper C2E3 OnePaper C2E3 only text OnePaper C2E3 only text (ger) OnePaper C2E3 only text (fr) OnePaper C2E3 only text (esp) Llamamiento a Europa 2023 El espectáculo debe con/nuar: vota para proteger la cultura y los medios de comunicación Supporters C2E3 long version C2E3 long version without citation Quote Nicholas Ofczarek Actor Quote Olivia Klemke…

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UK: “Permanent need for PMSE in TV-UHF band”
UK: “Permanent need for PMSE in TV-UHF band” 1920 1083 SOS - Save our Spectrum

In its new “Spectrum Statement”, the British government has fortunately stated that PMSE has a permanent need for frequencies in the range between 470 and 694 MHZ (TV-UHF band). This is what the paper literally says: “[…] and other surrounding factors on the future format of broadcasting and the importance of Programme Making and Special…

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Save Our Spectrum 2022 / 2023 campaign
Save Our Spectrum 2022 / 2023 campaign 1667 1667 SOS - Save our Spectrum

“Make your voice heard”
“Make your voice heard” 640 480 SOS - Save our Spectrum

… yes, dear EU, this is only possible with cultural frequencies. These banners were hanging in Brussels the other day, in the European Quarter. We citizens should be heard. That’s good! But how can we be heard – in conferences, at party conventions, at trade fairs and conferences? Only with wireless microphones. These wireless means…

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2021 – A crucial year
2021 – A crucial year 2100 825 SOS - Save our Spectrum

Although the next World Radiocommunication Conference will not take place until 2023, a national German position is already being pushed now, in 2021: The issue is the future use of the frequency range between 470 and 694 MHz, which has so far been used for wireless means of production such as radio microphones, terrestrial TV…

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Radio microphones and frequencies in 2020
Radio microphones and frequencies in 2020 854 400 SOS - Save our Spectrum

The users of radio microphones and other wireless production equipment survived the 2019 World Radio Conference (WRC-19) more or less intact – does that mean we can now let the work pause? No way! Our initiative “SOS – Save Our Spectrum” is more important than ever. This is because studies will start in 2020 to…

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Book suggestion: „There’s not much in entertainment that provides an experience like live music“
Book suggestion: „There’s not much in entertainment that provides an experience like live music“ 1720 1292 SOS - Save our Spectrum

The new book “Rockonomics” describes the changes in the music world, its production, distribution, etc. Author is Alan B. Krueger, he was an economics professor at Princeton. He impressively describes the music business of today, and he has an international perspective. The author often looks to China, Asia in general, and also to Europe. All…

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About SOS – Save Our Spectrum

Initiative to secure radio spectrum for the cultural and creative industries.

Information for decision-makers in politics and administrations, the media and the public on the importance of wireless means of production and the threat that is posed by the seemingly endless granting of more and more frequencies to mobile communications.

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