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

New York Bill Mandating Internet in Shelters Awaits Hochul’s Signature

The legislation would require temporary housing shelters in New York to provide Gigabit speed internet service.

Google Invests $1.5 Billion in Alabama Data Center Expansion

The company is investing $2 million to support programs that bring down monthly energy bills for local families.

ISPs, Advocates Split on FCC Preemption of California Copper Rules

Also, the state’s telecom regulator urged the FCC to reject AT&T’s copper retirement request

1.8 GHz Upgrades

A well-executed upgrade plan not only enhances service delivery but also reduces operational costs and improves customer satisfaction.

Roku Once Meant Six in Japanese. Now It Means 22 Billion

Fox’s $22 billion acquisition of the streaming giant yet another sign that a Big Four broadcast network sees its future online, not on free, over-the-air TV

Updated Census of Tribal Internet Networks Shows Movement in Bridging the Digital Divide Across Indian Country

Institute for Local Self-Reliance Releases Comprehensive 2026 Census of Tribal Broadband Networks