AT&T Said It Added Record 769,000 Internet Connections in Third Quarter
The company’s fiber network now reaches more than 39 million locations
Broadband Breakfast on October 21, 2026: Best and Worst States for Broadband in 2026
This BroadbandLive will examine what is driving those differences, what the strongest markets are doing differently, and where there is still room for improvement.
AT&T Says Just 1% of Eligible Customers Still Use Copper Voice Lines
AT&T cites rising copper theft and longer repair times for moving customers to newer technologies
Citizens Broadband Radio Users Depend on Free Tier, New America Says
Proponents of the CBRS band fear disruption from increased power levels or an auction
California Body Has New Recommendations for Wireless Companies
Cal Advocates proposes several recommendations, notably aiming to prevent AI answering agents
Michigan Signs BEAD Contracts with 23 ISPs as Part of $916 Million Funding Plan
ISPs Like Charter, Brightspeed, and Michigan Bell are in kicking in $531 million in private matching funds
Nvidia CEO Urges German Manufacturers to Adopt AI
Digital tech won't replace heavy industry, says Jensen Huang in Frankfurt
Broadband Breakfast on October 28, 2026 – Earnings Reports
How did the broadband industry – wireless, fixed wireless and mobile – perform in Q3 2026?
FCC Bans Mexico IP Phone after Robocall Violations
The provider used deceptive and illegal methods to violate robocall rules.
Public Knowledge Expands Broadband Team
The hires coincide with Public Knowledge's push for broadband affordability and stronger consumer protections.
Connecticut Fines Frontier $625,000 Over Data Breach
The state says Frontier failed to adequately protect exposed customer data
Lesson 9: Cable Television
The Communications Act of 1934 recognized two kinds of regulated companies, broadcasters and common carriers. Cable fit in neither.
Nevada Pulls Back $52 Million From Rural Broadband Projects
Nevada is moving money earmarked for rural internet access to other state programs
