Net neutrality advocates say rules, which ban slower speeds for some Internet users, protect consumers, small companies
The FCC vote to further reduce the cost of inmate phone calls draws threats of legal action from phone companies
Rep. Marsha Blackburn proposed a law preventing the telecom regulator from overturning any State bans on broadband
Tennessee challenges FCC pre-emption of its ban preventing Chattanooga from expanding superfast Internet service
The debate over prison communication intensifies between US, sheriffs, and the FCC
Commission moves to expand a government telephone subsidy program for Internet access for low-income Americans
FCC says mobile giant misled consumers into believing ‘unlimited’ data plans were unhindered by usage caps
Charter Communications bids for greater control of broadband
The $45 billion deal would have created company that provides Internet service to half of US broadband customers
The FCC won kudos from many netizens and tech firms for its new Internet rule, but not everyone sees it as a win
