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FCC funds for low-income internet access run dry; broadband infrastructure still shoddy
MPR News· 4 hours agoFunds have dried up for a program run by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that helped get...
Telecom giants ask FCC to hold off net neutrality rules
The Register· 3 hours agoTelecom industry organizations have petitioned the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to halt...
Telecom industry groups sue to block Biden's reinstatement of net neutrality rule
FOX Business· 8 hours agoThe Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and its 3-2 majority of Democratic commissioners voted...
Broadband providers file lawsuits against FCC to crush net neutrality rules
TechSpot· 1 day agoBroadband service providers and industry lobby groups have sued the FCC in an attempt to prevent it...
FCC Ends Affordable Connectivity Program
TV Tech· 3 days agoWASHINGTON, D.C.—Federal Communications Commission Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel has announced that the agency officially ended the Affordable...
The FCC Quadrupled the Definition of Minimum Broadband Speeds. Here's Why It Matters
CNET· 3 days agoThe Federal Communications Commission on March 14 voted that the definition of broadband was...
US proposes to boost internet security, citing Chinese carrier action
Reuters via Yahoo Finance· 7 hours agoThe U.S. telecommunications regulator since 2022 has been studying vulnerabilities that it says...
FCC: It's Game Over for Affordable Broadband Connectivity Program
PC Magazine· 6 days agoThe Affordable Connectivity Program will officially go offline on Saturday, leaving more than 23...
JD Supra: What’s New in Wireless
JD Supra· 6 hours agoThis blog provides monthly updates on actions by federal regulatory bodies responsible for communications policy and Congressional efforts to support wireless connectivity. The FCC& ...
US Appeals Court to hear net neutrality legal challenges
Reuters via Yahoo Finance· 3 hours agoThe Federal Communications Commission voted in April along party lines to reassume regulatory...
