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NY regulators delay Verizon request to end landline guarantee

The NY Public Service Commission delayed Verizon's sweeping request to substitute wireless for landlines throughout the state. Read More »

Rural-urban broadband divide persists

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration's new Broadband Briefs reports show gains and shortcomings in U.S. broadband. Read More »

Senate committee examines the state of video

The Senate Communications Subcommittee held hearings on The State of Video. Read More »

More home networks, more streaming video

Most households with broadband have home networks, and more and more of those are used to stream video. Read More »

FCC opens proceedings on IP networks

The FCC is seeking public comment on testing three major communications transitions. Read More »

The Truth About Lifeline

David Honig, Co-founder and President of the Minority Media and Telecommunications Council, tells the truth about the federal Lifeline program. Read More »

NYC official lambastes Verizon on lagging FiOS build-out

New York City's public advocate scolded Verizon for failing to deliver FiOS to the city's low-income neighborhoods. Read More »

Facebook and friends run into serious liberal boycott

Mark Zuckerberg's advocacy group, FWD.us, is maneuvering for immigration reform, but has enraged many liberals in the process. Read More »

Making U.S. Internet high speed

While the cost of transmitting data has dropped precipitously in the last 20 years, consumer speeds and prices remained the same. Read More »

Genachowski handing over FCC gavel

Genachowski stepping down May 17. Read More »

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