In Barcelona, Telecom CEOs Talk Sluggish Growth, EU Regulation and Geopolitics

European 'rip-and-replace' criticized, Eutelstat CEO promotes itself as only LEO system that is neither American nor Chinese

ITU Secretary-General: Space Will Dominate 2027 Global Spectrum Talks

At the Mobile World Congress, two global telecom policy-makers discussed resilience, supply-chain risk and workforce with AI.

SpaceX Scheduled 2027 Launch of 1,200-Satellite Mobile Constellation

SpaceX said its Starlink Mobile connected thousands during California's wildfires and Japan's earthquakes.

American Legislative Exchange Council Releases State Artificial Intelligence Policy Toolkit

The guide outlines model state legislation aimed at shaping AI governance.

House Expected To Pass Bill Hastening Broadband Deployment On Federal Lands

A vote on HR 5419 is scheduled for Tuesday

EchoStar Down 9,000 Mobile Subs

CEO Ergen said company had settled ‘hundreds’ of contract disputes.

FCC Seeking Public Comment on Malone's Effort to Control GCI Liberty

Investor John Malone applies to gain more than 50% voting control of Alaska’s largest telecom provider.

Carr’s FCC Hands Historic Regulatory Victory to African-American TV Station Owner

DuJuan McCoy’s Circle City Broadcasting wins approval to own three stations, including the ABC affiliate, in Indianapolis

Evan Swarztrauber: How NTIA Can Avoid a BEAD Slush Fund

With $21 billion in BEAD savings up for grabs, NTIA must resist industry pressure and ensure remaining funds stay true to the program's digital divide mission.

Major Telecom Trade Groups to Supreme Court: FCC Can’t Fine Us

The high court will hear arguments on the issue in April

FCC Approves $34.5 Billion Charter-Cox Merger

The combined company would have about 36 million broadband subs.

NextNav Suggests CalChiefs Was Misinformed By Interest Groups

CalChiefs and nonprofit Wi-Fi Alliance oppose NextNav's GPS project, citing public safety concerns.