Verizon Unveils New Mobile, Converged Plans

Like AT&T’s Build-A-Plan, Verizon Simplicity appeared targeted at customers with one or two lines

Broadcasters Want Non-GSO Satellite Operators (Meaning SpaceX) to Shoulder More FCC Fees

The National Association of Broadcasters says proposed earth station fees would burden fixed satellite facilities

SpaceX Final IPO Tally Shifts Upward to $85.7 Billion

Underwriters purchased an additional 83 million shares

Verizon Relying on Dr. Evil to Breed Consumer Loyalty to New Pricing Plans

Verizon is scrapping activation and upgrade fees as part of a broad push to simplify its offerings and redefine its relationship with customers

Todd Schlekeway: Broadband's Biggest Obstacle Is the Permit Counter

A Minnesota block lost its fiber over a $90,000 permit bill. The FCC can fix that.

Broadband Breakfast Kicks off 3-Part Series of America250, Telecom150, on The Telephone and the Transatlantic Cable

Broadband Breakfast kicks off a three-part series on 250 years of American independence and 150 years of American telecommunications.

New York Law Institute Opposes Proposed 'Internet for All' Plan

Researchers argue a city-owned broadband network in New York City would be costly and difficult to sustain.

Education Groups Urge FCC to Drop Questions About Ending E-Rate

Coalition argues FCC lacks authority to terminate or narrow school and library broadband subsidies

AWS-3 Re-Auction Clears $2.9 Billion

EchoStar would have been on the hook for a penalty payment if the licenses fetched less than that.

Sparklight Mississippi Investments Total Nearly $36 Million

The move follows network upgrades in Texas and Arizona

Cruz not Sold on T-Mobile-Grain Deal

The FCC should only approve the deal with ‘specific, enforceable deployment requirements,’ he wrote in a letter to the agency

Charter Awards $1.1 Million in Digital Education Grants

Company’s charitable program has awarded more than $12 million in grants since 2017