First FCC Spectrum Auction in Four Year Brings in $54 Million on Day One

Is SpaceX or EchoStar joining the carriers in bidding?

Arkansas County’s Data Center Moratorium Failed Over Vote Miscount

Pulaski’s moratorium fell short of the two-thirds threshold for emergency ordinances.

Spectrum Expands Service in Southeastern Ohio

The company connected more than 20,000 Ohio homes in March 2026.

Trump Diplomat Denounces Canada’s ‘Netflix Tax’

CRTC’s new 15% streaming obligation draws accusations of discrimination against American companies.

Anthropic Races Toward a Wall Street Debut With a Confidential SEC Filing

Artificial intelligence company Anthropic is moving toward going public on Wall Street.

House Panel to Hold Hearing on Major Data Privacy Bill

The bill gives the consumers the right to know and control when personal data is being shared.

ACP Fraudster, 25, Looking at 40 Years Behind Bars after Pleading Guilty

Accused cheated $741,000 from low-income broadband program by submitting false addresses to claim the $75 tribal rate instead of the normal $30 monthly reimbursement

India-Based Call Center Group Pushes Back Against Proposed FCC Rules

The company is expressing concern over the FCC's proposal to onshore foreign call centers.

FCC Announces New Lab Chief in Office of Engineering and Technology

Verizon’s Cliff Jones brings more than three decades of telecom leadership experience

Cogeco Takes $1.2 Billion Hit as Breezeline Loses Ground

The writedown wipes out nearly what Cogeco paid for its U.S. broadband business just four years ago.

Sanders Calls For Nationalizing AI Stock

The senator’s proposal would establish a sovereign wealth fund comprising 50 percent of the stock of large AI companies.

Gigi Sohn Favors Banning Private Equity from Majority Stakes in Broadband ISPs

Sohn says private equity should not control more than 50% of a broadband ISP.