NTIA Still Finalizing Eligible Locations for New BEAD Round
The agency is waiting for new broadband coverage data from the FCC
RFK Jr.'s Embrace of AI Confounds Some Trump Allies
The Health Secretary’s unexpected embrace of artificial intelligence has rankled some of his allies in the ‘Make America Healthy Again’ movement
FCC Orders Providers to Block Digital Solutions Over Robocall Violations
The company failed to address suspected illegal robocalls and correct deficiencies in its FCC certification
AT&T Forms New Fiber Joint Venture with Gigapower, Lumen Assets
Blackrock and a Canadian pension fund will own 50 percent of the open-access JV
Starlink Opens Beta for Community Internet Hosts
Hosts would handle site setup, power and basic upkeep, while Starlink manages payments and user access.
NAB CEO Warns ‘NFL is Playing with Fire’ by Moving Games to Streaming Platforms
‘We are seeing study after study that shows the mounting consumer frustration with needing to buy a new subscription service just to follow your favorite team,’ NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt says
A Reckoning on Social Media Addiction Came Late for Many Kids. Will AI Safety Be Different?
What lessons do the campaigns to protect kids on social media related to protect children using artificial intelligence?
AI Insiders Voice Alarms to NYC Council as Local Governments Take Up Safety Concerns
The AI insiders called for greater oversight as local governments move to respond to mounting safety concerns
Pennsylvania Awards First $448 Million in BEAD Funding
The grants will support broadband projects in 50 counties in the Commonwealth
Dish Wireless Bankruptcy Pause to Continue
Dish DBS, another EchoStar subsidiary, emerged from bankruptcy last week after shedding $4.3 million in debt
Lumos Acquiring ALLO Fiber Network in Joplin, Mo.
Both companies had city approval to build and compete with Cable One
ALLO Fiber Sells Joplin, Missouri, Network to Lumos Without Any Explanation
The deal comes after Lumos sought approval in July to build out Joplin, taking on ALLO and Cable One
Should Network-Sharing Rules Reach Big Tech?
Experts revisited AT&T’s 1984 breakup and the 1996 Act for lessons on regulating technology platforms.
