Digital Inclusion
ISPs’ Low-Cost Plans Reach 95% of New York Homes: Report
Citing efforts by Charter, Altice and Verizon, New York tackles broadband affordability for millions of low-income residents.
Digital Inclusion
Citing efforts by Charter, Altice and Verizon, New York tackles broadband affordability for millions of low-income residents.
Broadband's Impact
Telecom expert says Fourth Circuit erred in holding ISPs liable for user copyright infringement.
Copyright
Internet providers said they were not responsible for subscribers’ illicit activities.
FCC
The company has asked the FCC to offload a total of more than 4,000 locations to local providers.
FCC
'The end of the ACP will undo the significant progress we have made toward closing the divide.'
defense
The agency will vote in June on a proposal to institute internet routing security mandates.
Junk Fees
The suit challenges a $6 monthly fee, and the lawfulness of some Altice advertising practices.
fixed wireless
Altice Chairman and CEO: 'The competition is fiercer than ever, but our ability to compete continues to improve every day.'
RDOF
The third-largest cable ISP in the country told the FCC Friday it intends to surrender awards in Kentucky, Arkansas and West Virginia.
FCC
In the same notice, the FCC announced it will waive noncompliance penalties for an ISP unable to meet its obligations in the CAF II auction.
FCC
The RDOF winners point to unexpected surges in broadband construction costs occurring after the auction.
FCC
A coalition of utility companies asked the FCC to discard part of its new pole attachment rules.
FCC
Altice USA joins the growing list of near 100 companies that have failed to fulfill commitments made under RDOF.
FCC
Seven telecom organizations oppose an electric utility association's petition to the FCC, which seeks to overturn pole attachment changes.
FCC
AT&T is pushing for more interoperability of equipment on its wireless network.
defense
Ubiquity’s open access networks launched in Carlsbad, California and Mesa, Arizona.