Oregon Community Launches Gorgeous Broadband

The Dalles resident will receive fiber broadband service.

Guthrie, Pallone Introduce Bill to Increase Oversight of FCC Covered List

The agency recently granted extensions to participants in its Rip and Replace program

Tech Leaders to UN: For the Sake of Humanity, Please Control AI We Created

'If managed poorly, I even believe AI could be a risk to humanity as a whole,' said Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic

Free State Opposed to Price Caps on Retail Broadband

A Free State Foundation report argues that competition and targeted subsidies - not price regulation - are the better path to improving broadband affordability.

FCC Not Interested in $57 Million Refund for AT&T

The carriers are trying to recoup $200 million in fines after a June Supreme Court ruling

FCC Releases 'How-To' Robocall Blocking Guides

FCC creates accessible step-by-step instructions targeting automated spam

OpenAI's Breach of Australian Health Department Website Prompts Rebuke From Prime Minister

Albanese said an inquiry looking into the security breach would examine whether OpenAI could be criminally charged.

Blair Levin’s Conspiracy Theory – Lutnick Delayed BEAD Just to Help Musk’s Starlink

But the Wall Street analyst’s dubious foot-dragging theory appears to be a few LEO satellites short of a constellation

Four State Broadband Directors Say BEAD's 'True-Up' Round Won't Finish the Job

Washington state cited roughly 1,000 underserved locations ineligible for supplemental funding.

Gov. Spanberger Moves to Rein In Virginia’s Data Center Boom Without a Moratorium

Plan would eliminate automatic local approval for any data center using more than 25 megawatts of power

California AG Bonta Asks Judge to Toss AT&T Copper Retirement Suit

The carrier says less restrictive FCC rules preempt the state’s regulations

Ohio Forms Group to Pursue U.S. Space Academy

Ohio explains its advantages in the competition to host the new federal academy