Senate introduces bill breaking up Google’s digital advertising business
Dish said its customers will now have access to AT&T's gigabit fiber services.
The FCC laid out its agenda for the June open meeting.
The opinion stated that the Department of Justice can prosecute someone who sent millions in crypto to a sanctioned state.
Musk has taken a step back from the acquisition, but insists he still intends to purchase Twitter.
Fund disbursement procedures for three new federal broadband programs are now publicly available.
A Senate committee passed a bill that would require the FCC explore including Big Tech in Universal Service Fund contributions.
AT&T has launched technology that will use the GPS on phones to help emergency responders more accurately find calls.
Match Group is suing Google over its alleged restrictive app store billing practices, as lawmakers consider legislation tackling the issue.
Proponents of the Supporting American Printed Circuit Boards Act say it would increase domestic production and improve supply chain security.
BroadbandNow's latest state research gives users a clearer picture on where each state stands on broadband.
ISP challenge was holdout after Department of Justice dropped a similar suit.
ATS will test technology allowing LEO satellites to provide direct connectivity to cellphones.
Dish enlists Samsung for 5G deployment.
Intel is pushing back its estimate on how long the global semiconductor chip shortage will last.
The conservative firebrand attributes says the banning of her personal Twitter is the result of social media’s left-wing bias.
The US launches an effort to protect the open internet with 60 other countries.
Letter claims antitrust bills would cost the economy $319 billion.
The EU law would require certain large tech companies to better regulate disinformation and misinformation.
Twitter's board is reportedly re-considering Musk's $43 billion cash offer.
The former president targeted the decision making of those in power at major social media companies.
International alert warns about Russian cyberattacks.
Aiken was previously the president and CEO of the Wireless Internet Service Provers Association.
Government officials continue to warn about potential Russian cyberattacks.
Fixed wireless providers will be given an opportunity to view data about their served regions ahead of fabric roll-out.
NTIA Administrator Alan Davidson broke news on infrastructure implementation during his conversation with Broadband Breakfast this week.
Elon Musk proposes to take Twitter private.
Apple CEO is not a fan of the legislation that would allow third-parties to bypass Apple store payments.
Charter is applying for millions in broadband money to build in Tennessee.
Comedian John Oliver wants the federal government to work on federal privacy legislation.
Facebook has found Russian espionage and disinformation campaigns on its platform.
Private sector companies are clamoring for more cyber threat data.
The House passed bills about spectrum coordination and the FCC collecting maternal mortality and morbidity data.
The FCC announced a partnership with a trio of companies to deliver devices under the Affordable Connectivity Program.
Elon Musk bought a chunk of Twitter shares after expressing dissatisfaction with the platform's free speech decisions.
A report from Google found the company’s technology was being harnessed in Russian attempts to hack allies of Ukraine.
TikTok faces more pressure, this time from competitor Facebook.
Forty-three state attorneys general signed a letter urging TikTok and Snapchat to have friendlier parental control policies.
Clearwave said the acquisition of RG will allow the combined entity to deliver increased bandwidth to Kansans.
Broadband Now published a report showing internet in parts of Ukraine slowed during the Russian invasion.