Capito Says Rural Broadband Protection Act Will Bring Connectivity to West Virginia

The senator says the new law will strengthen vetting of companies participating in federal broadband programs.

AT&T Files Complaint Against Duke Energy Over Pole Attachment Rates

AT&T previously challenged Duke's pole rates in federal court.

FCC Clears E-Rate Review, Local Permit Shot Clock Proposal

School and library groups said they were planning to marshal opposition to cutting back E-Rate funding

AST SpaceMobile Block 2 Satellites Reach Orbit

Launch marks significant milestone in AST’s push to direct-to-cell service.

Experts Emphasize Community Involvement in Data Center Decisions

To continue data center expansions, developers need to work with local communities, panelists say.

European Commission Approves T-Mobile, Wren House Acquisition of i3 Broadband

The deal is expected to close in the first half of 2026.

Rep. McClain Delaney wins Democratic Primary for House Seat from Maryland

The Maryland incumbent fended off former Rep. David Trone in an expensive primary challenge.

Pallone Backs National Moratorium on AI Data Centers

Despite growing local opposition, no state has implemented a successful pause on data centers to date.

From the Beginning, Politics Triggered Broadcasting

Media scholars argued that politics, not technology, shaped American broadcasting from 1927 on, repeatedly shielding incumbents from competition.

Amazon, Satellite Providers Form New Trade Association for NGSOs

SpaceX, the largest NGSO, did not join as a founding member

California Regulator Suing FCC Over Copper Preemption Rule

The state had urged the agency not to preempt state regulations during the rulemaking process

Angie Kronenberg Joins Public Knowledge’s Board of Directors

The former FCC advisor and INCOMPAS president brings a wealth of experience to the advocacy group