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Call to Europe Nov 9, 2022
80 organizations. 20 countries. #saveourspectrum

Call to Europe Nov 9, 2022
80 organizations. 20 countries. #saveourspectrum
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Here you will find the text of the 2nd Call to Europe (C2E2) of November 2022 and materials for marketing to the press and social networks. (1) Banner C2E2_Call_Banner_Website C2E2_Call_Format_Facebook C2E2_Call_scalable (SVG) (2) Call to Europe (with logos) Call to Europe Call to Europe “logo wall” (all logos on one page) (3) Call to Europe…

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Call to Europe week – November 2022

Call to Europe week – November 2022 1920 1080 SOS - Save our Spectrum

Please participate in the events all over Europe! Questions will be answered by the initiative “SOS – Save Our Spectrum” and the associations that organize the events.

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Spectrum Management Plan for the Paris Olympics

Spectrum Management Plan for the Paris Olympics 1920 1282 SOS - Save our Spectrum

We would like to bring to your attention the Spectrum Management Plan for the Paris Olympics. https://medias.paris2024.org/uploads/2022/07/Paris2024-220725-Spectrum-Management-Plan-EN.pdf On page 19 it quite clearly advises against the use of wireless microphones or IEM. This is certainly against the background that there is not enough spectrum available locally. Photo: Rudy and Peter Skitterians on Pixabay

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Frequency Monitoring June 2022 ILA Berlin Air Show

Frequency Monitoring June 2022 ILA Berlin Air Show 2000 1333 SOS - Save our Spectrum

Summary presentation by Dipl. Ing. Ing. Matthias Fehr (Engineering Office – Ideas and Concepts in High Frequency – IKHF). Photo: Dr. Matthias Maurer, Astronaut, at ILA 2022 (Copyright: ILA Berlin) The presentation can be found here.

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Save Our Spectrum 2022 / 2023 campaign

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African Union of Broadcasters supports “No Change” for UHF-Band at WRC-23

African Union of Broadcasters supports “No Change” for UHF-Band at WRC-23 848 477 SOS - Save our Spectrum

The African Union of Broadcasters (AUB) has declared support for a “No Change” position by African states on the use of the UHF band at WRC-23. The Union had originally reached the decision in April and has now published an official statement on its website. The move follows intensive consultations between the EBU and AUB on…

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European broadcasting and cultural industry call to secure UHF broadcasting spectrum

European broadcasting and cultural industry call to secure UHF broadcasting spectrum 1239 701 SOS - Save our Spectrum

57 associations and companies active in the broadcasting and cultural industry from 18 European countries have joined forces in a “Call to Europe” to urge policymakers and regulators to preserve the Lower UHF Band (470-694 MHz) for broadcasting and wireless production equipment (PMSE: Programme Making and Special Events). The future use of this band after…

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“Make your voice heard”

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… 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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Talk with the new President of the German regulatory authority

Talk with the new President of the German regulatory authority 750 524 SOS - Save our Spectrum

Klaus Müller, the new president of the German “Bundesnetzagentur”, had invited the organization “SOS – Save Our Spectrum” to a discussion about the protection of cultural frequencies. Participants were also other representatives of the German “Alliance for Broadcasting and Cultural Frequencies”. Despite the difficult global political situation, Müller took time to listen to the concerns…

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Dances with Frequencies: How France’s ANFR ensured that spectrum will tune in to culture

Dances with Frequencies: How France’s ANFR ensured that spectrum will tune in to culture 1920 1253 SOS - Save our Spectrum

“In the run-up to WRC-23, with particular consideration to Item 1.5 and attendant Resolution 235, some member parties in the Middle-East have advocated that the 470-694 MHz band should be allocated to IMT with a co-primary statute along with broadcasting. However, spectrum below 694 MHz was not on the agenda of WRC-15. Furthermore, a number…

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