Amazon Leo to Launch 40 More Broadband Satellites Nov. 13

The flight will be a major test for a launch vehicle that has spent months grounded

AT&T, AST Complete First Handoff Between Terrestrial and Satellite Networks

AST stock was still down more than 11 percent Monday amid more news about SpaceX’s mobile ambitions

Cable One Expands Board, Adds Paul Keglevic Amid Strategic Review

Keglevic will receive $40,000 monthly plus $7,500 per day for extra board-related work.

Comcast to Cut 634 Jobs at Philadelphia Headquarters

Comcast's workforce overhaul comes as the company shifts its business priorities

Lesson 11: Information Services and the FCC’s Computer Inquiries

Computers were already sending data over telephone lines, and in 1966 the FCC began deciding whether that traffic should be regulated

Ookla Releases New Speedtest to Verify AI Readiness

Ookla's new Speedtest focuses on consistency with AI network readiness

New Mexico Seeks Public Input on Digital Equity Standard

Nearly 23% of New Mexicans lack a computer; the standard aims to address gaps in devices, connectivity, skills, and online safety.

Brightspeed Nearing Bankruptcy: WSJ

The company reported 17 percent penetration on its fiber network in September

Nevada ISP Owner Pleads Guilty to Laundering $7.8 Million from USDA’s ReConnect Project

The case raises questions about oversight of federal broadband grants

SpaceX Reportedly in Talks to Buy or Partner with EchoStar’s Boost Mobile

Analysts were skeptical that Boost’s MVNO agreements were transferable

Oregon Governor’s New Order Pauses Fiber Broadband Projects

The Oregon Department of Transportation has paused 20 state fiber permit applications.

Throw it Back? California Gov. Newsom Urged to Reject $1.4 Billion in BEAD Money over Net Neutrality

Ahead of the Nov. 1 BEAD funding deadline, Stanford Law professor Barbara van Schewick urged California’s governor not to accept the broadband money