Antitrust
Coalition Voices Dissent on Antitrust Bills, NYC Communities to Receive Free Broadband, Tesla Stock Takes Hit in Twitter Wake
Letter claims antitrust bills would cost the economy $319 billion.
Antitrust
Letter claims antitrust bills would cost the economy $319 billion.
SpaceX
The EU law would require certain large tech companies to better regulate disinformation and misinformation.
X (Twitter)
Twitter’s board is reportedly re-considering Musk’s $43 billion cash offer.
Alphabet
Elon Musk proposes to take Twitter private.
Infrastructure
Comedian John Oliver wants the federal government to work on federal privacy legislation.
Energy and Commerce
The House passed bills about spectrum coordination and the FCC collecting maternal mortality and morbidity data.
X (Twitter)
Elon Musk bought a chunk of Twitter shares after expressing dissatisfaction with the platform’s free speech decisions.
Broadband Live
How different is the Great Firewall of China (and now Russia) from being deplatformed by Big Tech?
NTCA
Amid internet blackouts in Ukraine, Starlink is providing internet to keep Ukrainians connected during the invasion.
SpaceX
Kinetic, a Windstream business, is plowing millions for broadband expansion in Georgia.
FCC
Starlink plans to launch nearly 50 low-earth orbit satellites on Monday.
SpaceX
More experts weight in on the debate about whether the 12 GHz band can coexist with 5G operations.
SpaceX
Comcast, Charter see internet growth slow, Starlink announces India venture, columnist analyzes the hype surrounding Trump media.
Infrastructure
Conference, which hosted the Digital Infrastructure Investment show, digs into pressing connectivity issues.
Infrastructure
The NTIA said $2.5B requested for broadband program, SpaceX ships 100K terminals, AMC appoints interim CEO.
Infrastructure
In an interview with Broadband Breakfast, Technology Policy Institute President Scott Wallsten blamed bad mapping for RDOF mess.
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