SpaceX, Globalstar to FCC: Don’t Reconsider Satellite Spectrum Exclusivity

Sateliot had asked the agency to reconsider an April ruling affirming certain direct-to-device bands couldn’t be shared

AT&T Reports Decline in Louisville, Kentucky, Copper Theft

The company is expanding efforts statewide to prevent copper theft by offering a $10,000 reward.

Michigan House Bill Would Block Local Streaming Taxes

Lawmakers seek to prevent localities from treating Netflix and Hulu like cable providers.

Federated Looking to Boost CBRS Capacity

The company says its new Spectrum AI tool can open up 50 percent more spectrum without deploying new gear

Sanders Proposes the ‘American AI Sovereign Wealth Fund Act’

The bill would give Americans a direct stake in AI ownership.

Amazon Leo Launches 36 More Satellites

Launch successful after half hour delay.

Tom Ferree: The Connection is Coming. The Question is Whether We’re Ready.

From education to healthcare, the ripple effects on our economy and daily lives will be monumental. But there’s a catch.

The Lawyer Who Defeated Harvard in the Race-Conscious Admissions Case Has a New Target–Disney

Edward Blum, President of the American Alliance for Equal Rights, Urges the FCC to prevent Disney from Relying on the First Amendment to Shield Race Discrimination in Employment

FCC, Elder Justice Council Partner to Protect Americans From Imposter Scams

The ‘Never, Ever’ campaign is designed to bring awareness to government and business imposter scams.

FCC Extends Public Input Period on AT&T’s Petitions to Shed California Landline Obligations

Comments filed to date have pushed back against AT&T’s bid to reduce its voice service obligations.

FCC Allows Imports of Chinese Toy Drones

The latest decision further eases import restrictions

Nearly Half of Rip and Replace Projects Done, FCC Tells Congress

The agency granted deadline extensions to most providers that had not yet finished work