Policyband

Special Report: 5 Questions for Shentel President and CEO Christopher French

Fiber ISP leader stepping down after 37 years in charge amid rapid industry change.

Broadband Live

Broadband Breakfast on October 22, 2025 - Europe's Broadband and Tech Environment

Can Europe jumpstart its tech industry?

Broadband Live

Broadband Breakfast on October 15, 2025 - Libraries, Schools, and Telehealth: How Anchor Institutions Bridge Gaps

Are anchor institutions the key to closing the digital divide?

Infrastructure

Broadband Breakfast on October 8, 2025 - The Next Wave of Applications: Do Gigabit Speeds Matter?

How important are gigabit speeds to transforming America's digital economy?

Broadband Live

Broadband Breakfast on October 1, 2025 - Looking Toward World Radio Congress 2027

How with the telecom and space race between the U.S. and China play out at the World Radio Congress 2027?

Broadband Live

Broadband Breakfast on September 24, 2025 - Broadband Mapping and Funding Accountability

Broadband mapping and rigorous funding oversight are essential to ensuring internet access nationwide.

Infrastructure

Broadband Breakfast on September 17, 2025 – National Security and Resilient Critical Infrastructure

Does resilient infrastructure have national security implications for the United States?

Infrastructure

Broadband Breakfast on September 10, 2025 – Energy and Resilient Critical Infrastructure

Can America make its energy infrastructure resilient?

Earnings

Quarterly Numbers By Technology Type for Breakfast Club Members

The bottom table shows each of the public broadband providers, as well as their fiber, cable, DSL and fixed wireless subscribers at the end of Q2 - by technology type.

Privacy

Court Finds FCC Data Breach Rules Not Blocked by Congressional Review Act

Telecom industry groups had said the rules were too similar to ones Congress axed under the Congressional Review Act

enforcement

Judges Uphold $92 Million Fine Against T-Mobile

The decision sets up a split with the Fifth Circuit.

Fixed Wireless

Doug Dawson: Fixed Wireless Far From ‘Running Out of Gas’

Notes steady growth and newly available spectrum as reasons for industry optimism

NTIA

NTIA Drops Weiss Ratings for Letters of Credit

Agency will now approve LOCs from 'well capitalized' banks, or NCUA insured credit unions

Policyband

Arielle Roth's First Headache− Call It the Musk Migraine

Musk – in a dispute that Roth might have to broker – argued that Virginia short-changed his Starlink satellite Internet service in violation of BEAD rules.

FCC

GCI Pays Small Fee to Settle with FCC Over Submarine Cable License Lapse

Company to develop compliance plan.

Fiber

Lumos to Expand Fiber in Ohio

ISP looking to pass 226,000 new locations in Ohio.