At the heart of the world’s most dynamic industry, the most intractable problems seem frustratingly related to people, not technology. Mostly, they seem to reflect inequality, inadequacy, [...]

In a time of scarce spectrum resource, should we completely rethink how we use spectrum? Should we be focussing on spectrum sharing between different users and even different services? Should we [...]

With the continued growth of Pacific Telecommunications Council's Annual Conference, PTC'19 saw record attendance and significant involvement from the satellite industry, a long-time important [...]

Are you a doctoral or postdoctoral student with a research paper on forward-looking views on the telecommunications sector? PTC is seeking applications for its 2020 Young Scholar Program (YSP), [...]

Tom Cooper, professor of visual and media arts at Emerson College, was recently a guest scholar at multiple California and Hawaii universities, and is also an “ethics expert” for a United Nations [...]

It’s officially springtime at last in the Northern Hemisphere, and a good time to… well, claim a springtime for the 5G era. This is no minor wave, but a complete sea change and a [...]

PTC welcomes Nicole Fuertes, as its marketing and communications director. She brings with her more than 15 years of public relations and marketing experience to the organization.

It is little surprise that the turn of the year generally sees industry reflection and a set of predictions concerning what might appear. This year has proved little different.

In this PTC coffee break, the podcast examines the upcoming changes in spectrum and satellite orbital management worldwide, managed by a treaty level coordination process.

Once again, the PTC Annual Conference set a record for attendance, with continuing a trend of growth from PTC'18 to PTC'19. More than 75 countries were represented by PTC'19 attendees, [...]