Canadian Internet Policy Sparks Backlash

Canada’s internet market may get too competitive for small telecoms.

USF Contribution Factor Expected to Hit Record 39.3 Percent

Would represent a 3.3 percentage point increase from Q3 2025.

Bell Canada: Ziply Counts 375,000 Fiber Subs

The Northwest ISP is expected to hit 2 million fiber passings by 2028.

Nuclear Power Resurges, Absent a Strong Environmentalist Response

Is the sound of silence replacing the roar of the crowds against ‘no more nukes’?

Nexstar, Gray Media Try Glass-Steagall Repeal Strategy to Gain FCC Merger Approvals

Gray has announced three deals that technically violate FCC rules that ban the common ownership of two or more Top 4 stations in a market.

As Electric Bills Rise, Evidence Mounts That Data Centers Share Blame

States are under pressure to insulate regular household and business ratepayers from the costs of feeding Big Tech’s energy-hungry data centers.

Quarterly Numbers, and Other Charts, for Breakfast Club Members

Broadband Breakfast is tracking wireline and wireless broadband subscribers by technology.

Former FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel Named Executive Director of MIT Media Lab

Rosenworcel to bring policy expertise and public-interest focus to tech innovation hub at MIT

FCC Commissioner Trusty: 'How Mississippi Leads in America’s Digital Future'

Trusty promotes the FCC’s ‘Build America Agenda’ and its promise for rural communities

Massachusetts Governor Announces $31.5 Million for Public Housing Internet

Funding will connect more than 13,700 housing units to reliable, high-speed internet service.

Under Louisiana’s New BEAD Plan, 80% of Locations Will Get Fiber

That's down from 95% under the state's Biden administration plan

Public Interest Groups Won’t Take Net Neutrality Case to Supreme Court Now

Groups say political climate too hostile for a high court appeal.