by Editor | Mar 18, 2026 | Blog
Image: Jammerall.com What’s new: The government of Finland is proposing legislation to make unauthorized possession RF jammers illegal. Why it’s important: Jammers are frequently tools for other criminal activity. In many nations (like the U.S.) its OK...
by Editor | Mar 14, 2026 | Blog
Image: European Space Agency International eLoran Standardization Workshop What’s new: The European Space Agency posted about an international eLoran standardization workshop it hosted. At about the same time Chinese authorities pre-released a paper about...
by Editor | Mar 13, 2026 | Blog
Image: Shutterstock What’s new: A claim in Al Jazeera that Iran is using an “unjammable” version of Bei Dou to guide its missiles and drones. Why it’s important: The claim is being repeated by other news outlets, but it is wrong. What else to...
by Editor | Mar 12, 2026 | Blog
Image: Jeremy Bennington, Spirent What’s new: Concern and press coverage about GNSS interference in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz continues to ramp up. Why it’s important: Electronic and kinetic attacks, mostly oil, have brought shipping to a near...
by Editor | Mar 11, 2026 | Blog
Image: Shutterstock What’s new: A press release about the latest step in the UK’s timing project. Why it’s important: If you are a regular reader, you know timing is a critical enabler for all IT and most technologies. The UK is happy to use...
by Editor | Mar 10, 2026 | Blog
Image: European Space Agency What’s new: An interesting article about how climate change is reducing number of satellites that can safely co-exist in Low Earth Orbit (LEO). Why it’s important: Humanity is becoming increasingly dependent on satellite...
