Iranian State Media Reports Potential End to Regime-Imposed Internet Blackout

The measure would lift state restrictions on international internet access.

AT&T’s ‘Build-A-Plan’ Launches Tomorrow

T-Mobile also said ‘frontline employees remain an essential’ as it moves customer interactions to its T-Life app.

Big Tech Harvests $831,000 in Lifetime Value From Average American User

The foundation stresses consumers should decide whether their data is shared.

MPA Pushes Back Against Canada's Changes to the Online Streaming Act

The association says the new rules discriminate against American companies.

Great Plains Communications Snaps Up Fastwyre's Nebraska Operations

GPC’s 20,000-mile fiber network set to reach 26 new midwestern communities under the deal

Gigi Sohn: The Town BEAD Forgot

In Louisiana's poorest parish, a $6 million BEAD fiber award became a $150,000 Starlink contract under the Trump administration's rewritten program, leaving Lake Providence behind.

Lutnick Appoints New Chairman of FirstNet Authority Board

Florida sheriff Michael Adkinson, Jr. brings extensive experience to FirstNet.

Trump Mobile Exposes Customer Data in Breach

Security flaw hits T1 phone customers as pre-order claims face scrutiny

Bezos Says Space-Based Data Centers Two to Three Years Off

He argues that current timelines may be 'a little ambitious.'

Amazon, Two Local ISPs Back Out of BEAD in Nebraska

The state is opening a new round of bidding for 12 percent of its BEAD locations. SpaceX did sign a contract with the state.

Ookla: Starlink Now Faster in European Markets

Where governments are still waiting to deliver fiber, satellite broadband is stepping in.

Nebraska Reopens BEAD Bidding after a Few ISPs Refused to Sign Their Contracts

State officials did not identify the ISPs that walked away as the Nebraska Broadband Office now attempts to find new service providers to connect nearly 1,700 locations