Comcast Buys City-Owned ISP in San Bruno, Calif.

Mounting debt and outdated infrastructure were key to the decision.

Evan Feinman Out at Commerce Department’s NTIA

The former BEAD director urged stakeholders to speak up againstr changes to the program that might be disruptive.

FCC to Increase Universal Service Contribution Factor to 36.6 Percent

New contribution factor will apply in the second quarter of 2025

States Push Forward with Fiber-Heavy BEAD Applications

Virginia reports 91% end-to-end fiber proposals received in first funding round.

Pennsylvania Introduces Bill to Restore Net Neutrality Protections

Introduced in response to January ruling striking down federal net neutrality

FCC's Carr Wants Spectrum Pipeline with Auction Authority

The Defense Department has opposed the idea.

Industry Backs FCC’s Push to Eliminate ‘Outdated’ Regulations

Broadcasters, cable, and wireless groups have extensive wish lists for the FCC’s ‘Delete, Delete, Delete’ initiative.

Vermont Looks To Bring Oasis of Fiber-Connected Telehealth Hubs to ‘Healthcare Deserts’

None of this would be possible without the only telecommunication infrastructure capable of delivering telehealth at scale: Fiber networks.

Broadband Experts Reflect on Digital Divide Progress Five Years After Pandemic

'Where my hope lies is in the states,' said Deborah Lathen, president of Lathen Consulting.

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.