A Net Neutrality resolution introduced by Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey would re-impose guidelines originally established in 2015 but overturned by the FCC last month. The resolution would appear to have strong public support, and Democrats are counting on that to . . .
AT&T, CenturyLink and several telecom associations set for their arguments against broadband reclassification in a brief filed with an appeals court.
AT&T/DirecTV approval is expected next week. AT&T would be allowed to acquire the satellite TV provider if it commits to bringing broadband…
A net neutrality survey conducted by mobile platform provider Flash Networks found that 74% of mobile subscribers believer operators should be allowed to offer a fast lane connection.
Google interconnection and peering policies do not include “paid prioritization,” said Google – a move apparently aimed at shaming other ISPs into adopting similar
A U.S. Court of Appeals finally will hear a Verizon challenge to Federal Communications Commission network neutrality rules. How the court rules could lead to big changes for the broadband access business.
While a related dispute with Comcast remains unresolved, Level 3 today reached a free peering agreement with TW Telecom– the first carrier to agree to new requirements imposed by Level 3.
The FCC today reversed that position, issuing new data which shows that, by and large, service providers are delivering advertised broadband speeds.
Led by University of Colorado, Boulder adjunct professor and former chief of the FCC’s Office of Engineering and Technology Dale Hatfield, TAG may also seek to