Spectrum Creates Ultra-Low-Latency Internet

The brand is reducing internet delays with a new technology.

Mattey Calls for USAC Reform in Filing with the FCC

The former FCC official is seeking to update and simplify the USAC.

Congress Sends Lulu’s Law to White House for Trump’s Signature

The FCC needs to issue an order authorizing wireless alerts warning about shark attacks

WOW! Announces Expansion in South Carolina

The company plans to expand fiber access to more than 10,0.00 additional homes this year

Rural Adirondack Broadband Customers Lose Service Over Pole Dispute

The company is under fire for its use of telephone poles without authorization.

Beyond BEAD, Fiber Industry Reflects Upon Use Cases at Fiber Connect 2026

What is fiber's expanding role in telehealth, precision agriculture, quantum networks and data centers?

MSEC Communications Withdraws From RDOF Broadband Program

The provider has already completed deployment to 92 percent of locations.

FCC Considers Satellite Changes to Universal Service's High Cost Fund

Agency also ‘streamlines’ broadband data collection and mapping at its May open meeting.

FTC Starts Enforcing the TAKE IT DOWN Act

The act requires platforms to take down nonconsensual explicit content within 48 hours.

Shentel Completes Fiber Expansion in Campbell County, Virginia

About 4,000 more Virginia locations have been connected to broadband.

Michael Santorelli: FCC Pole Ruling Faces Early Test

Whether the FCC enforces its February pole-attachment order against Appalachian Power will decide if BEAD produces ribbon cuttings or recriminations.

DIRECTV Wants Scripps-INYO TV Deal Blocked over 39% Cap Violation

Locking arms with six state cable trade associations, the satellite TV operator says Scripps would reach 40.29% of U.S. TV households, even after applying the UHF discount