Digital Inclusion
Congress Tried Twice to Reduce Prison Phone Rates
The House’s first attempt spelled out detailed limits; the final law left those details to the FCC.
Digital Inclusion
The House’s first attempt spelled out detailed limits; the final law left those details to the FCC.
Expert Opinion
Scam losses reached a staggering $12.5 billion in 2024 as fraudsters increasingly weaponize AI technology to create sophisticated schemes.
EPA
The shutdown slowed down broadband rollout, telecom licensing, merger activity.
Copyright
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Cox v. Sony on Dec. 1.
Broadband Live
The news may pave the way for non-deployment funds to be spent for broadband and AI-related projects.
BEAD
Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, is circulating a bill that would claw back the money, more than $20 billion so far.
Public Safety
Survey finds 93% of first responders support extending the First Responder Network Authority.
Earnings
The company's broadband subscriber growth has been missing internal estimates.
Policyband
Candidates Look to Sin Taxes to Accelerate Broadband Deployment. Will the Republican-controlled Legislature in Madison Go Along?
Speedtest.net
Ookla’s new Speedtest Pulse gives technicians a clearer picture of what’s slowing down your internet.
Data Center
Communities with fast-rising electric bills or debates over who pays for Big Tech's energy needs are pivotal.
Broadband Live
As LEO constellations expand and reliability improves, attention is turning to policy considerations.
Broadband Live
This discussion will explore how AI is redefining education and childhood in the digital age.
Broadband Live
This year’s event takes place November 17–19, 2025 in Orlando, Florida.
AI
The lawsuits filed Thursday in California state courts allege wrongful death, assisted suicide, involuntary manslaughter and negligence.
Satellite
Chairman Brendan Carr touted faster approvals and expanded spectrum access to sustain U.S. space leadership.