The agency ordered the companies to begin arbitration
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21, 2026 – The Federal Communications Commission won’t immediately resolve a pole attachment dispute between AT&T and Duke Energy.
The agency said Thursday that the companies should instead assemble a panel of outside experts to arbitrate the disagreement, the resolution process their 1978 contract dictates.
The state still has not signed BEAD contracts, which could spell out exemptions from state laws regulating broadband rates
The mission could have major implications for the future economics of satellite communications and commercial spaceflight
The company behind the Claude chatbot said Tuesday that it will sell 825 million shares priced between $70 and $78 a share
In prepared testimony, FCC nominee Danielle Thumann Severs calls for modernizing communications networks, strengthening public safety, and cracking down on robocalls and scams
