FCC Needs More Time to Look at Verizon Copper Retirement

Local governments and others had raised concerns about the availability of replacement services

Lesson 6: The Fairness Doctrine and Public Media

A report from a federal agency told American broadcasters in 1949 to cover controversial public issues and to carry opposing views, and no Congress ever voted that rule into law.

AT&T, Corning Reach $3 Billion Fiber Deal

Verizon signed a similar deal with the manufacturer earlier this month

SpaceX Deploys Powerful V3 Satellites Aimed at Low-Density ISPs Globally

Nvidia Unveils Security Platform to Stop AI Agents From Going Rogue

The Open Agent Safety Platform includes software that sets boundaries for AI agents

UK Floats Taxing Broadband Subscribers to Fund the BBC

British internet users may be forced to subsidize the BBC

Wyden: An All-GOP FCC Would Be Unlawful

A legal dispute could complicate President Trump’s effort to reshape the agency’s five-member commission

Maryland Joins Virginia in Tightening Data Center Rules With New Accountability Framework

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, D, signs an executive order establishing a statewide review process

FCC Hits Pause on Verizon’s Copper Retirement Plan

By contrast, the FCC in June granted AT&T’s request to discontinue copper voice services at more than 184,000 locations in California

Anthropic and OpenAI Sound the Alarm on AI Safety — And Seek to Shape It's Control

The companies may be seeking to score political goals ahead of the U.S. midterm elections

Broadband Breakfast on September 30, 2026 – Tribal Broadband and Adoption

What's working, where momentum is building, and how federal agencies, ISPs, and industry partners can strengthen support for tribal initiatives.

Washington Signs Seven BEAD Grants

A Colorado ISP also disputed the state’s claim that it misused grant funds