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Andrew Stirling
Andrew Stirling is an independent strategy and regulatory consultant, with a special interest in spectrum and broadcast platform regulation. He represents Microsoft in spectrum policy in United Kingdom and European forums and led the Cambridge White Spaces Trial. He has also carried out major
projects for the BT and the BBC. After studying Physics at Imperial College, Andrew started his career at the BBC’s Research and Development Centre He went on to a joint venture between Philips and Panasonic in AV network
technology and from there into Arthur D. Little, an international management consulting company. At Ofcom (and its predecessor, the Independent Television Commission (ITC)) he worked on digital switchover policy development
and associated spectrum issues in preparation for realizing spectrum for new services.
projects for the BT and the BBC. After studying Physics at Imperial College, Andrew started his career at the BBC’s Research and Development Centre He went on to a joint venture between Philips and Panasonic in AV network
technology and from there into Arthur D. Little, an international management consulting company. At Ofcom (and its predecessor, the Independent Television Commission (ITC)) he worked on digital switchover policy development
and associated spectrum issues in preparation for realizing spectrum for new services.