Musk Invades the Cable Homeland as Starlink’s Urban Growth Rate Rockets Higher

According to Ookla, since October 2025 about 90% of new Starlink users switched from cable, DSL, or fixed wireless access connections

Programs Move Veterans Into Broadband Careers

Veterans are wiring 3,400 homes with fiber while they finish telecom apprenticeships

Small Businesses Targeted with New Sparklight Mobile Plans

Sparklight offers businesses service plans with unlimited talk, text, and 5G service

SpaceX’s Starlink Gaining Urban Subs: Ookla

The company’s regional promotions earlier this year were successful, Ookla found

Longtime Communications Law Firm Fletcher Heald & Hildreth to Close

The firm's departure reflects a period of change for the legal industry

Other Satellite Companies Not Excited About Rocket Lab-Iridium Deal

Rocket Lab and Iridium countered that concerns are unrelated to the $8 billion acquisition

NYU Researcher: Data Centers Must Offer More to Local Communities

Data center developers face growing pressure to deliver local benefits

Clearfield Supports East Central Energy’s First-in-Minnesota BEAD Expansion Project

East Central Energy is aiming to eventually serve 25,000 locations

SpaceX, AST SpaceMobile Like FCC’s Unlicensed D2D Plan

Current users of the bands being considered said the agency should take care to avoid interference

Adam Jay Harrison: The FCC Just Showed Why Spectrum Must Be Managed Like A Reservoir

As satellite services and drones intensify competition for spectrum, AI-driven monitoring and sharing could help

Jay Rockefeller, Champion for West Virginia, Dies at 89

The former West Virginia senator helped create and support the E-rate program that helps schools and libraries afford internet access.

Strand Consult: Starlink’s Next Milestone Is Telecom Regulation

Strand Consult says Starlink’s mobile ambitions could bring on many new legal requirements