Cybersecurity
NTIA not Sold on New Licensing for Subsea Cable Terminals
The Department of Homeland Security disagreed, saying it supported the FCC’s proposed licensing regime.
Cybersecurity
The Department of Homeland Security disagreed, saying it supported the FCC’s proposed licensing regime.
Cybersecurity
If confirmed, Cassady would move to the State Department
Satellite
The agency argued draft European regulations would be barriers to American companies.
Internet
Connected Nation said differences in advertised broadband prices point to gaps in national pricing data.
Data Center
Bipartisan support backs having tech companies install power generation and pay for infrastructure upgrades to cover their needs.
Policyband
Dennis Mathew urges FCC leader to require 'divestiture of Big-4 triopolies in a local market'
Wireless
‘Convergence can be either fixed wireless or fiber,’ Verizon CEO Dan Schulman said.
MWC2026
European 'rip-and-replace' criticized, Eutelstat CEO promotes itself as only LEO system that is neither American nor Chinese
ITU
At the Mobile World Congress, two global telecom policy-makers discussed resilience, supply-chain risk and workforce with AI.
MWC2026
SpaceX said its Starlink Mobile connected thousands during California's wildfires and Japan's earthquakes.
AI
The guide outlines model state legislation aimed at shaping AI governance.
Rural
A vote on HR 5419 is scheduled for Tuesday
Earnings
CEO Ergen said company had settled ‘hundreds’ of contract disputes.
GCI
Investor John Malone applies to gain more than 50% voting control of Alaska’s largest telecom provider.
Policyband
DuJuan McCoy’s Circle City Broadcasting wins approval to own three stations, including the ABC affiliate, in Indianapolis
Expert Opinion
With $21 billion in BEAD savings up for grabs, NTIA must resist industry pressure and ensure remaining funds stay true to the program's digital divide mission.