Key provisions in the social media law signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis was found unconstitutional by an appeals court.
Parler's Amy Peikoff said she wishes Twitter can follow in her social media company's footsteps.
AT&T has launched technology that will use the GPS on phones to help emergency responders more accurately find calls.
Elon Musk bought a chunk of Twitter shares after expressing dissatisfaction with the platform's free speech decisions.
Broadband providers must now create “broadband nutrition labels” which list pricing and speed information.
Klobuchar was able to rally Democrats and Republicans to support her bill, but its future depends upon a shaky alliance.
Broadband Breakfast is kicking off a year-in-review with key developments in digital infrastructure.
Sohn and Biden NTIA nominee Alan Davidson will undergo confirmation hearings next Wednesday.
TPI released their broadband map, which tracks speeds, availability, and adoption rates across the country.
The newly signed bill puts the U.S. on the offensive against Chinese companies such as Huawei and ZTE.
Cost of moderation another factor as to why some experts say standardized content moderation policies may not work for all.
Rural Wireless Association is concerned rip and replace will not compensate for costs related to supply chain and labor issues.
Comcast, Charter see internet growth slow, Starlink announces India venture, columnist analyzes the hype surrounding Trump media.
Cybersecurity experts are concerned about space hacking, USTelecom elects new board, USDA makes $1B for rural broadband.
Frances Haugen testifies in front of the Senate studying protecting kids online after revealing herself as Facebook whistleblower.
While some advocate for a tightening of language, other experts believe Section 230 should not be touched.
It's worth focusing on other broadband programs run by NTIA, including Tribal Connectivity, and Connecting Minority Communities.
Often characterized in the media as the Supreme Court of Facebook, Oversight Board members explained how the board actually functions.
At Aspen forum, a red-hot focus on Big Tech, antitrust and consumer welfare.
Companies also want to discuss cybersecurity, net neutrality, taxes and privacy.
FCC gridlock could hobble president's wishes, FTC opens investigation into Amazon buy, law professor raises questions about Carr's USF proposal.
The speech Democrats view as dangerous and offensive is the same speech that Republicans feel is being silenced.
Executive order would kickoff new antitrust and net neutrality regulations.
Democrats have decided they're against Big Tech. A smarter GOP would sense the opening and take it.
Expert warns Big Tech must adopt hands-off approach to regain public trust.
Congress introduces 5 antitrust bills, a federal judges blocks New York's $15 internet, and Trump secretly subpoenaed Apple in 2018.
Trump's blog is taken down, Ericsson's 5G for industry launches, Microsoft expanding Airband and announcing new Windows.
Brendan Carr said Big Tech can make critical decisions on who sees what on the internet.
Republican representative Bob Latta said Section 230 is not going anywhere anytime soon.
Biden orders FCC and FTC to stand down on Trump-era order targeting social media companies.
Carr credited the U.S.'s success in telecom to policies that were implemented by the FCC under the Trump administration.
In the first in a series of explainers, Broadband Breakfast has hand-picked the debate on net neutrality to bring readers up-to-speed on its history and future.
The Oversight Board has sent the decision back to Facebook management, criticizing it for setting a "standardless" penalty.
Boost is bundling telehealth services, South Dakota planning $100 million for broadband, Frequencz gets $4 million in capital.
Verizon is selling Yahoo and AOL, Florida going after social platforms, and Starry is getting in on EBB.
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