Free Speech

Trusty Warns FCC Must ‘Walk Carefully’ on Broadcast Regulation

Citing the FCC’s obligations to maintain public interest in broadcasting, Trusty struck a tone similar to Chairman Brendan Carr.

Spectrum

Frequency Forward Wants FCC Hearing on Musk's China Ties

The group said the agency shouldn't approve SpaceX's latest spectrum deal without such a hearing.

Earnings

Charter Loses 109,000 Broadband Subscribers

The cable giant said competition from fixed wireless and fiber isn’t letting up.

AI

Mistake-Filled Legal Briefs Show the Limits of Relying on AI Tools at Work

Judges around the world are seeing error-riddled legal briefs that were generated with the help of artificial intelligence.

Policyband

Starlink Shrinking Broadband Performance Gap between Rich and Poor, Researchers Find

'Starlink shows great promise in terms of equity,' Carnegie Mellon University Researchers Claim.

Oregon

Panel Ties Broadband Affordability to Workforce and AI Readiness

New York’s internet policy illustrates state-driven affordability reform.

BEAD

State Broadband Leaders Frustrated by Federal Changes to BEAD Program

States like Kentucky are including less fiber (58%) than in earlier BEAD proposals (85%).

AI

Commissioner Gomez Calls for Stronger Efforts to Close the Digital Divide

FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez urged stronger action to ensure all communities have access to affordable broadband.

Digital Divide

Experts Urge Data Oversight ‘Down to Jitter and Latency’ in Broadband Reporting

Schools, states, and data firms push broadband map accuracy.

Wireless

AT&T Sues Advertising Watchdog, Says Recent Campaign Did Not Violate Rules

Last week, the Better Business Bureau said AT&T improperly used negative findings against T-Mobile for promotional purposes.

Spectrum

Spectrum Bill Raises Questions on Equity, Wi-Fi, and Rural Reach

Anchor institution panelists warned of broadband setbacks.

Earnings

Comcast Adds Record 414,000 Wireless Lines

New pricing helped improve broadband losses, but pushed average revenue per user down.

AI

Education Representatives Warn of Obstacles on Teaching and AI

Educators from across the U.S. are tackling the promise and pitfalls of AI in classrooms.

Social Media

China Says it Will Work with U.S. to Resolve Issues Related to TikTok

Trump and Xi Jinping met but did not finalize an expected deal on TikTok's ownership, leaving the app's fate in the U.S. uncertain.

USF

Experts Advocate for Action on Universal Service Fund Reform

'A legacy program that’s done great things for decades,' said one panelist.

Policyband

Playing in the C-Band – Carr Eying Auction of 180 Megahertz to Sustain U.S. Wireless Leadership

Agency leader sets Nov. 20, 2025, vote to advance a key communications provision in President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act.