White House Seen as Introducing Uncertainty, Cutting Regulations

The Trump administration has been pushing out federal workers and attempting to freeze spending.

Minnesota’s Broadband Expansion Faces New ‘Roadblock’

Two industry leaders warn state training mandates could stall projects, threaten rural access.

Carr Establishes New Council for National Security at FCC

Initiative aims to strengthen U.S. telecom security and counter foreign threats.

Education, Library Groups Urge Senate to Protect FCC’s Wi-Fi Hotspots Order

Warns Cruz's effort would cut off internet access for millions.

Heritage Report Raises Concerns About E-Rate Spending

Analyst Annie Chestnut Tutor sees various entities extracting hundreds of millions of dollars from the E-Rate Program.

Still a Long Road for Universal Service Reform, Panelists Say

The fund's constitutionality is being challenged at the Supreme Court, and lawmakers are looking for new revenue source besides voice.

2030 Wireless vs. 2030 Fiber: The Future in Broadband Speed and Throughput

There is a new investment trend aimed at the never-ending desire to make broadband wireless and satellite delivery faster.

FCC Backs SpaceX’s Direct-to-Cell Service at Higher Power Levels

With one condition: SpaceX must mitigate spectrum interference issues with terrestrial providers

April 3, 2025: A Modern Subscriber Onboarding Experience

Join us to learn how optimizing these processes can drive efficiency and customer satisfaction.

AI Policy Patchwork Creates Confusion, Experts Say

Some want a national framework to prevent compliance challenges and market uncertainty.

Rep. Matsui ‘Suspicious’ About BEAD Policy Shift

Lawmaker accuses GOP of reallocating money to ‘predetermined winners.’

Ajit Pai to Lead CTIA, Wireless Lobby Announces

Pai chaired the FCC under the first Trump administration and worked on Trump's transition team in 2024.