FCC, DOJ Defend USF to Fifth Circuit

Lawmakers are working on modernizing the fund.

U.S. Should Streamline Spectrum Allocation, Congressional Report Says

The U.S.-China Commission also said the U.S. should engage more with international standards-setting bodies.

The Left Explodes after Carr Warns Broadcasters about ‘Hoaxes and News Distortions’

Democrats, led by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, combined on a message calling Carr a fascist over and over.

New CEO at Omidyar Network, Which Seeks to Loosen Silicon Valley's Grip on AI Development

Former civil rights lawyer and Google executive at left-leaning organization, with a mission is to expand access to the digital revolution's economic opportunities.

Some BEAD Winners Seeing Tight Fiber Market

ISPs have reported canceled or delayed orders.

FCC Suspends Belthrough from Phone Network for Violating Robocall Rules

O’Rielly Wants Lutnick to Help Kill USDA’s Broadband Programs

Landowners and Locals are Fighting AI Expansion of High-Voltage Power Lines

High-voltage power lines cost tens of billions of dollars a year and are the latest front line in the battle over tech giants' massive operations.

Did Google President Ruth Porat Decide the GFiber ‘Other Bet’ Wasn’t Working?

GFiber opted to combine with a company in Astound Broadband that is 85% DOCSIS technology when plenty of pure-play fiber operators are still out there. What gives?

Meta to Acquire Moltbook, the Social Network for AI Agents

Meta says it is hiring Moltbook's co-founders and expects the experimental platform could open new ways to develop AI agents.

Study Says Universal Service Fund Critical for Rural Broadband

Report warns funding cuts could threaten connectivity in high-cost areas.