Traduction de «Translation de fréquence en bande latérale unique » (Français → Anglais) :

As part of its strategy to create a Digital Single Market, it proposes a balanced long-term approach for the use of the ultra-high frequency (UHF) band (470-790 MHz).

The provision of wireless broadband electronic communications services in the 1 452-1 492 MHz band should be based on harmonised channelling arrangement and common minimal (least restrictive) technical conditions to foster the single market, mitigate harmful interference and ensure frequency coordination.

The new Commission Decision stipulates that all Member States which decide to make available the 790-862 MHz spectrum band (the so-called 800 MHz band) for services other than broadcasting should apply the same harmonised technical rules when they do so.

CFRU-FM in Guelph has a program that links with stations in Los Angeles, Winnipeg, and Peterborough, using phone lines and a web stream interface to produce live, improvisational radio art. Because of spectrum scarcity, meaning the lack of available FM frequencies, particularly in urban areas like Toronto, the Waterloo cluster, and around Vancouver, some of our stations can't obtain an FM broadcasting licence at all, and instead broadcast entirely online.

The Radio Policy allows a single owner to hold three stations in a given language in smaller markets — with a maximum of two on the same frequency band; and four — two AM and two FM — in markets with eight or more stations.

For this, industry will seek to agree a European Charter “Content Online IPR” by May 2006. An appropriate and proportionate modernisation of single market rules on audio visual content. Stimulation of investments in new broadband networks (fixed and mobile), advanced applications and content-rich services and promotion of competition through a full and effective implementation of the EU electronic communications regulatory framework. Greater efficiency and policy coordination on the use of and trade with radio spectrum in Europe. Easy access for users to content and services through secure and interoperable software and services. Investi ...[+++]ng in private and prioritising public research and development on ICT.