CTA Official Says It’s Time to Reclaim and Auction TV Station Spectrum

‘It’s long past time to reset the system,’ says CTA SVP of Government & Regulatory Affairs Michael Petricone

Diversity Barriers To Entry Level Tech Policy Jobs Remain, According Public Knowledge Report

The study conducted in 2025 concluded that sustained attention will be required to improve diversity metrics.

International Coalition Building Important Ahead of WRC: Experts

In the U.S., licensed and unlicensed interests disagree on the 7 GHz band.

Hegseth Warns Anthropic to Let Military Use the Company’s AI as It Sees Fit

The Pentagon didn't immediately comment.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Opposes Jamming Mobile Phones in State Prisons

Business group backs managed access systems over signal interference

Broadband Breakfast on March 25, 2026 – Quantum Computing

Quantum computing/communications and their implications for cybersecurity, AI and the future of high-speed data processing.

Charter Warns California Delay Could Jeopardize Cox Merger Timeline

Federal merger clearance expires Sept. 15, 2026 if state review lags.

Broadband Prices Down 7% to 9% in Past Two Years, Phoenix Center Study Says

‘The data tell a clear story once you analyze them correctly,’ says Phoenix Center Chief Economist George S. Ford.

AT&T, Cal Advocates Reach Partial Deal on California Copper Retirement

The two agreed companies should be able to decommission infrastructure in exchange for fiber deployment commitments.

Apple CEO Tim Cook Faces Scrutiny for Alleged Apple News Liberal Bias

Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn. and FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson both wrote letters to Cook with concerns about Apple News.

AT&T, Verizon Make Case Against FCC Forfeiture Process to Supreme Court

Fines are the agency’s main enforcement mechanism.

240-Mile Network to Expand High-speed Dark Fiber in Indianapolis

The project will allow expansion of data centers, artificial intelligence and more.