Paul Atkinson: Why Fiber Trumps Satellite When Bridging the Digital Divide

Wireless Internet Service Providers Facing Challenges Meeting BEAD Program Requirements: Experts

Johnny Kampis: Wireless Survey Shows 5G’s Role in Closing Digital Divide

Lack of Adequate Workforce Expected to Hamper Broadband Industry, Says Panel

Dianne Crocker: Recession Fears Have Real Estate Market Forecasters Hitting the Reset Button

Led by Wyden, Democrats Call on NTIA to Reform Privacy Standards for .US Domains

EU’s Digital Services Act May Be a Model for the United States

White House Presses Outreach Initiatives for Affordable Connectivity Program

Labor Official Sees Benefits in Virtual, Augmented Reality for Workforce Training

Panel Hears Opposing Views on Content Moderation Debate

Twitter Whistleblower Says Company Needs to Work to Permanently Delete User Data

A White House Event, Biden Administration Seeks Regulation of Big Tech

Missouri City Utility to Complete Fiber Build Using Utility Lease Model

Pioneered with city-owned Huntsville Utilities in Alabama and Google Fiber, the utility lease model makes unlit fibers available to others.

States are Making Their Own Broadband Maps to Challenge the FCC’s Data

With FCC maps promised soon, some states are preparing to possibly challenge them by making their own.

Surveillance Capitalism a Symptom of Web-Dependent Companies, Not Ownership

Former Google executive Richard Whitt critiqued Ben Tarnoff’s argument in 'Internet for the People' during Gigabit Libraries discussion.

Supreme Court’s EPA Decision Unlikely to Significantly Affect Federal Communications Commission

But landmark administrative law ruling could add more burden on agency in justifying decisions.