Cisco, a global networking giant, has called on Ofcom to consider other wireless technologies outside of TV services when it begins selling off 112MHz of UK analogue UHF frequencies in the future.

The spectrum is being freed up as part of the digital switchover, which means old analogue frequencies being turned off in favour of digital replacements. Typically the entertainment industry wants this retained for TV and radio:


Ofcom are presently quite keen to be seen as not favouring any particular technology, thus Cisco's desires stand a good chance of coming true. More @ ZDNet.