Mapesbury Communications Ltd

Mapesbury Communications

Type	Private
Industry	Telecommunication
Founded	2002
Headquarters	United Kingdom
Area served	United Kingdom
Products	Mobile telecommunications
Website	http://www.mapesbury.com

Mapesbury Communications Ltd (MCom) is a privately owned UK company founded in October 2002. It operates a mobile network called UK01. The launch of the company coinciding with the time that the UK regulatory authority (Ofcom) began the process of liberalising the UK spectrum regime. In 2006 at Ofcom's first spectrum auction MCom was notable in winning a UK mobile GSM spectrum licence.

UK01

UK01

Website	http://www.register.uk01.com

Services

UK01 is a mobile network in the UK, operated by Mapesbury Communications Ltd. Currently they do not provide any service; they plan on putting their transmitters inside Wifi Wireless networking boxes used by Spectrum.

The service will run on the low power 1800Mhz spectrum. This means that 3G data connections will not be available on UK01's own network. In addition, the 1800Mhz spectrum has a short range so customers will not be able to wander far from the transmitter.^[1]

Technology

Ofcom also issued the regulatory elements required for a GSM mobile operator ,^[2] a MCC of 234 (ITU code for UK) and MNC of 01 - which provides the default of UK01 when used with a regular cellular phone. For further information

As a "code system" operator obligations under the telecommunications act 2003 apply, providing mobile porting with all UK mobile networks.^[3]

References

1. ^ Register
2. ^ http://www.ofcom.org.uk/radiocomms/ifi/licensing/classes/broadband/cellular/pct/
3. ^ http://www.ofcom.org.uk/telecoms/ioi/e_c_c/106_dirs/proposals/grants/

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