Broadcasters to FCC: Expand Who Pays Regulatory Fees

NAB says legacy media shoulders too much of FCC’s costs

ACLU Hosts Summit on Potential Pitfalls, Promises of AI

Panelists note AI’s dual potential to dismantle or deepen discrimination

TPI Analysts Say Lutnick's BEAD Rules Certain to Waste Billions on Network Gold Plating

Two Ph.D economists say new BEAD program rules have a major flaw and they claim it’s a costly one.

Fixed Wireless Emerges as Contender for BEAD Deployment

Competition between internet providers heats up.

Pew: Incomplete Federal Data Threatens Effectiveness of Broadband Deployment Programs

'Gaps in data collection can cause misallocation of public resources.'

Consolidated Looking to Discontinue Copper at 45,000 New England Locations

The FCC is set to vote on easing the copper retirement process later this month.

Iowa Launches New BEAD Bidding Round

State expected to receive $415 million to close digital divide.

Moffett Likes Charter-Cox Deal

Charter's mobile service will have more room to grow with Cox's wireline footprint.

Experts Debate Real, Perceived Threats to Global Subsea Cable Infrastructure

Panel explores whether fears of cable sabotage match operational reality

Comporium Names New CEO

ISP family-owned since 1912

Consumer Groups Balk At Verizon’s Bid to Delay Phone Unlocking

Urge FCC to adopt uniform 60 day unlocking standard instead

FCC Flooded with Comments Over Delay in Prison Phone Rate Caps

Hundreds of copy-paste comments urge FCC to fully implement the Martha Wright-Reed Act.