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

BEAD Enters Cleanup Phase With More Broadband Gaps to Fill

Broadband policy expert Carol Mattey says the next round of funding could roll out in nine months

Broadband Breakfast Updates Oct. 1 Online Conference on America250 / Telecom150

Event will begin at 12 Noon ET, and include two virtual panels, on innovation and competition.

Senate Unveils Permitting Package

USTelecom said the bill ‘can help clear the path’ to broadband permitting reform

Senators Press NTIA on BEAD Non-Deployment Funds

States are still waiting for NTIA to clarify how they can use all BEAD funds

FCC Rolls Back Environmental Reviews to Speed Wireless Deployments

The agency also voted to make more spectrum available for satellite broadband

FCC to Supreme Court: Don't Review Location Data Fines Again

After justices upheld the agency's fine powers, T-Mobile still wanted its penalties thrown out

FCC Backs DISH Network in Must Carry Dispute with Georgia TV Station, Nixing Rosenworcel-Era Precedent

Agency holds that a TV station may not elect DBS must carry in two Nielsen Designated Market Areas at the same time. Democratic FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez votes to overturn Rosenworcel’s Media Bureau

Trump Says Top Tech Firms Have Signed Accord to 'Self-Police' AI Development

Trump is promising that the government wouldn’t limit the development of AI

Luján Calls for Bipartisan Senate Select Committee on AI

The N.M. Senator says Congress needs a dedicated panel to coordinate AI policy