Comcast Broadband Sub Losses Improving
The company said it’s not yet seeing an impact from Starlink in rural areas
The department says claims have been driven by misinformation.
The company was pleased by the FCC's plan to auction 2.7 GHz spectrum in 2028
The proceeding required extensive coordination with wireless carriers, satellite operators, broadcasters, and aviation stakeholders
Tracy Willis is leaving the company on Aug. 6
Candeub, nominated July 21, requires Senate confirmation.
The attack announced this week by OpenAI blamed rogue AI models.
The EU continues to enforce digital regulations despite potential backlash from the U.S.
Streamer Peacock posted its first‑ever quarterly profit, with EBITDA of $189 million and 2 million paid subscriber additions to reach 48 million
We need new ways to fund programs, and the Alt Funding Field Guide makes the case that digital inclusion creates economic value
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The carrier had pulled the service over the state’s Affordable Broadband Act
The ISP was also awarded fastest mobile and 5G networks
Four state broadband directors, still awaiting federal guidance on billions in remaining BEAD funds, speak at Broadband Breakfast Live Online event.
Bills aimed at modernizing the nation’s grid for AI data centers advance to the full House
NTIA would have to publish states’ semiannual reports
Eagle 1 Resources CEO stressed the need to understand laws governing railroad crossings
The carrier expects its $23 billion EchoStar spectrum deal to close this month and is still not interested in a SpaceX MVNO
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The company will hold a live audio-only call at 4:30 ET to discuss earnings after the market closes.
The bill also bans the use of mobile phones in high schools.
The case began when bestselling novelist Andrea Bartz and two other authors filed the suit in 2024.
The NCTC CEO, a sailor who relies on the Mini on the high seas, questioned broadband subsidies: ‘If we're all being brutally honest, does anybody think $7,500 a passing for BEAD money is a good idea?'