Industry Backs ISP Challenge to Minnesota City Permit Rules
Trade groups have supported multiple preemption petitions at the FCC
NTIA said it would outline other allowable uses in a future update
The company will hang on to its existing 82 percent stake
Panelists say the evaluation gap, not geopolitics, is the binding constraint on global AI rules
Trusty emphasized the importance of infrastructure investment, competition, regulatory flexibility, and international cooperation
Heath Simpson, who led Ritter, will serve as CEO of Rightfiber
The initiative gives researchers expanded access to experimental spectrum, with Iowa State joining the program as a dedicated hub
Agency considering a new way to measure how effectively phone providers are tackling illegal robocalls
The FCC's proposed fiscal 2026 budget would support the agency's oversight responsibilities.
Former Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash.), who led the Energy and Commerce Committee for one term, calls for USF’s overhaul before lawmakers consider new revenue sources
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After a three-judge panel upheld the rules, the full court will rehear the case Oct. 21
Although both the Trump administration and Congress are pursuing new options, victims still have little recourse.
The company is still aiming for 2 million fiber passings by the end of 2027
Objects left on utility poles can be dangerous for crews working to maintain power systems
The measure comes amid growing scrutiny of how California regulates utilities and protects consumers
The satellite company’s executives have said they expected to eat into mobile carriers’ market share
In a LinkedIn post outlining his priorities as No. 2 to CEO Chris Winfrey, Jeffery set a high bar for himself and the company: ‘The Great Cable Comeback starts here’
In the illustration, J.P. Morgan is depicted as an Octopus trainer, AT&T President Theodore Vail says 'perfectly abhorrent,' and the dog, representing independent companies, says 'I'm next.'
Sony debuted the film’s trailer the same day that Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion in penalties over claims it endangered children.
The latest developments highlight how quickly the broadband market is evolving
Dish Wireless and Dish DBS are planning to split their bankruptcy cases as Dish Wireless’s drags
Deeley is taking over for Patrick Webre.
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