FCC Votes to Block Chinese Labs from Testing U.S. Equipment
The agency also alleged a Lifeline provider fraudulently enrolled deceased subscribers
There’s a New Wildcard Haunting Telecom Earnings: Elon Musk’s SpaceX
Even AT&T’s 769,000 internet additions didn’t help, as investors are weighing satellite expansion against carriers’ pricing and bundling advantages
Midco Announces CEO Leadership Transition
Pat McAdaragh joined Midco in 1981 and has served in nearly every area of the business.
T-Mobile Posts ‘Industry Leading’ Fixed Wireless, Postpaid Phone Adds
Deutsche Telekom reportedly backed off plans to merge with the company for the time being
Nathan Leamer: Can America Build AI and Rural Broadband at the Same Time?
Meta, Corning, Amazon and REV Fiber are among the companies re-industrializing America
NTIA ‘On Track’ for December Digital Equity Funding Round
The Trump administration had canceled funding under the Digital Equity Act last year
FCC to Vote on Prison Cellphone Jamming Rules in November
The proposal would give correctional officials another tool to stop inmates from using smuggled phones to coordinate crimes
Shentel Posts Record Fiber Additions Again
The company said it expects ARPU to be ‘flat or slightly rising’ in 2027
Hawley, Blumenthal Press Google on AI Risks in Schools
A bipartisan inquiry asks the company to explain its research
FCC’s Carr to Unveil Plan for Jamming Contraband Cell Phones in State Prisons
FCC leader to address this public safety issue today at a Little Rock, Ark. press conference
Tower Companies Own Thousands of Abandoned Dish Radios
Analysts have speculated SpaceX might be interested in buying the gear
Welo Expands into East-Central New Hampshire with No-Contract Home Internet
The plans start at $30 a month, with $100 referral credits for all customers.
Carr Expected to Advance FCC Prison Cellphone Jamming Rules
Correctional officials want the FCC to approve prison cellphone jamming by year’s end
