FTC Opens Probe of AI Giants Anthropic, OpenAI Over Consumer Risks

The FTC is examining whether increasingly autonomous AI systems could pose risks to consumers

Maryland Law Takes Effect as Senators Push Federal Network Vandalism Bill

Maryland has joined a growing number of states taking action against cable theft and network vandalism

Carr Defends Covered List Expansions

The FCC Chairman also downplayed concerns about him and other agency officials accepting event tickets from regulated companies

Senators Press for Liability and Transparency After ‘Rogue AI’ Incident

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., says AI developers should face product-liability standards

Carriers Finalize Direct-to-Device Spectrum JV

Announced in May, the deal was seen as a ‘shot across the bow’ at SpaceX

Charles Phillips Elected to Verizon’s Board of Directors

Phillips is co-founder and managing partner of Recognize Partners

Disney Is Fighting FCC ‘At the Wrong Time in the Wrong Court,’ Carr Says

Agency Chief Insists No Decisions Have Been Made about the License Renewal of Eight Disney-Owned ABC Stations

Indiana to Spend $400 Million to Fund New BEAD Projects

Construction could begin this fall, with all BEAD-funded buildouts expected to finish by 2030.

Innovation and Competition Anchor America's 150 Year Experiment with Telecommunications

Necessity may be the mother of invention, but who’s the father of competition?

Data Center Bill Falls Short in Senate as Lawmakers Take Final Votes Before the Midterms

The measure needed 60 votes to advance, but fell short, 57-43.

From the Fairness Doctrine to a Network Sale: The FCC’s Enduring Authority

For 38 years, the FCC required competing views on controversial issues across broadcast programming.

McDonald’s Serves Fast Food with Fast Wi-Fi

McDonald’s outperformed major competitors on both speed and consistency