Strike Ends at AT&T Southeast

Union members will vote on tentative contracts with AT&T Southeast and AT&T West.

Exclusive Series: Municipal Broadband and Open Access

More than a third of the 700 communities served by municipal broadband do so with an open access network.

Crisis Over: Alaska City's Internet Returns

Subsea tear to GCI's fiber network occurred on Aug. 29.

Tech Think Tanks Fighting N.Y. Broadband Law in Supreme Court

Public Knowledge says Second Circuit 'got it right.'

Lumen Facing Penalties in Wake of RDOF Defaults

The company defaulted on auction-won locations in three states

North Carolina to Inject New Money into Broadband Deployment Program

The state aims to increase broadband access in 37 counties

Exclusive Broadband Breakfast Series: Overseas Strength in Open Access

Examples from Sweden, Australia, South Africa and the United Kingdom show how advanced open access has become.

Little Agreement on Data Centers Except ‘Not Here’

Data centers are driving power demands but few seem to want data centers near them.

FCC Set to Begin Enforcement of Digital Discrimination Rules

The agency’s grace period for enforcement is expected to end this month

NextNav Defends 900 MHz Proposal Amid Wide Opposition

The company asked the FCC to consider its plan to operate a GPS backup. Opponents worry about interference.

Bandwidth Hogs Putting Strain on Cable Networks

Power users are on the rise, with 1-in-5 projected to use over 1TB monthly by year end.

Broadband Breakfast on September 25, 2024 - Citywide Wi-Fi Projects

Join Broadband Breakfast to hear from the cities leading the charge.