Should Kamala Harris embrace Lina Khan? Democrats are split, and some worry it will cost her
The Democratic nominee isn’t campaigning with the high-profile trustbuster, or defending Khan from attacks.
The Democratic nominee isn’t campaigning with the high-profile trustbuster, or defending Khan from attacks.
Rural broadband consolidator LICT Corporation has received a $100 million revolving credit facility from CoBank, a key rural broadband lender
FCC adopts the final eligible services list for funding year 2025 for the E-Rate Program.
AT&T agrees to a total settlement value of $2,299,990 to fully resolve the FCC’s investigations
The United Church of Christ Media Justice Ministry was sad to learn that Ralph Jennings passed away earlier this month at the age of 86.
T-Mobile plans to use AI to expand network coverage.
PBDA announces the approval of $45 million in Multi-Purpose Community Facilities grant funding to 49 projects in 26 counties across Pennsylvania
The United States White House issued a memorandum providing further direction on appropriately harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) models
New Hampshire will receive $196.5 million and will be given the opportunity to finally close the digital divide for the entire state
Is broadband inflation proof?
Jefferson County is receiving $2.5 million in an Appalachian Regional Commission POWER grant to go toward expanding broadband services
Fueled by substantial private investment and innovation, widespread wired and wireless networks keep us connected in the home and on the go.
A new poll from the App Association and fielded by Embold Research shows likely voters across the United States strongly support Congress passing a national data privacy law.
FCC initiates an inquiry on ways to ensure that consumers have appropriate access to customer service resources
Industry experts say Starlink is rapidly building out an advanced satellite surveillance system on track to be the most powerful one in history.
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