High Court Watcher: SCOTUS Might Not Want to Upend Universal Service

The high court agreed Friday to review a decision finding the $8 billion-per-year broadband subsidy unconstitutional.

FCC Addresses False ACP Advertising

Providers that fail to update their materials may be subject to penalties.

Kinetic Ventures Invests in RiverStreet

Partnership aims to help connect more Americans.

CEOs Call for Regulatory Reform to Retire Copper Networks

Decades-old regulations are stifling broadband innovation and slowing the transition to fiber, they said.

California Regulators Launch BEAD Webinar Series

Webinars will begin on Dec. 3, 2024.

Northampton, Mass., Hasn’t Ruled Out Municipal Network

Multi-gigabit speeds coming to large swaths of the city through the arrival of Gateway Fiber.

NTIA Awards $23 Million to Illinois for Digital Equity

Funds will help jump start key digital equity initiatives.

Simington Wants Washington to Unleash the Space Economy

Trump administration should eliminate the red tape, Simington said

Vermont Approves $3.1 Billion Sale of Consolidated Communications

The sale would see Searchlight Capital Partners and a partner take ownership of Consolidated Communications.

Accessibility Needs Take Center Stage in FCC’s Customer Service Inquiry

Telecom providers say new mandates are unnecessary, point to market-driven solutions.

Supreme Court Wants Justice Department to Weigh in on Cox Copyright Case

The nine justices haven't decided yet whether they will take the case.

Internet Information Now on North Carolina’s Information Hotline

NC 211 now includes information designed to close the state’s digital divide.