More FCC
How we measure internet access is broken in America, and the FCC wants to fix it
Fixing the "digital divide" is more important now than ever.
By Rachel Kraus
988 emergency: New three-digit suicide hotline number approved
The change won't be implemented for a while, but when it does, it could be a game changer.
How the government shutdown is affecting an FCC plan to expand broadband internet in low-income, rural communities
The government shutdown has far-reaching effects.
By Matt Binder
Net neutrality rises from the dead, and the Trump administration isn’t happy
It's official: the Justice Department filed a lawsuit against the state of California to refute its landmark net neutrality legislation.
By Rachel Kraus
FEMA to test a new system that allows the president to send an alert to your phone
Don't worry, there are safeguards in place that means Trump can't abuse the privilege. Probably.
Verizon accused of lying about rural coverage, stifling 4G LTE expansion
Getting LTE out in the country can be complicated.
By Matt Binder
FCC claims of DDoS net neutrality attack were 'bogus'
The FCC previously blamed a DDoS attack for overwhelming its comment page on net neutrality.
By Jack Morse
A single House Republican sides with Democrats on net neutrality
He's also introducing the 21st Century Internet Act.
By Jake Krol
FCC updates Emergency Alert System to prevent false alarms
The FCC would like everyone to know the next time an Emergency Alert test is planned.
By Matt Binder
FCC may soon charge you $225 to investigate your complaint
Perhaps FCC chairman Ajit Pai is trying to raise funds to by himself a new big ass coffee mug.
By Matt Binder
The call to break up Facebook's 'monopoly' is getting louder
Should Facebook be forced to spin off Instagram and WhatsApp?
One Florida man was behind 96 million of the worst kind of robocalls, FCC says
It was all one guy.
By Karissa Bell
More tech companies sue FCC over net neutrality
Etsy, Kickstarter, and Foursquare have signed a new petition.
By Kerry Flynn
Net neutrality killer Ajit Pai would rather not accept that NRA gun award
Thanks, but no thanks.
By Sasha Lekach
Democrats introduce legislation to stop net neutrality repeal
They only need one more senator to get on board to force a vote.
By Morgan Sung
FCC chairman who killed net neutrality given gun and award from NRA
The gun is part of the NRA's "Courage Under Fire" award.
By Sasha Lekach
Get ready for the (legal) gloves to come off in net neutrality fight
Bring on the lawsuits.
By Jack Morse
A net neutrality activist trolled the FCC with a paid 'fast lane' outside their office
'People can pick the plan that's right for them.'
By Morgan Sung
New York governor signs executive order protecting net neutrality in the state
The battle is on for states striving to preserve fair internet usage.
This Burger King video is the net neutrality explainer you never knew you needed
In "Whopper Neutrality," a Burger King with WHOPPER pricing tiers shows viewers the insanity of what life could be like without net neutrality.
By Rachel Kraus
Trump struck net neutrality down — and kickstarted the movement that will save it
This is a war on multiple fronts -- and there are many reasons to believe the people will win.
By Chris Taylor
Net neutrality's latest hope: 22 state attorneys general file lawsuit against FCC
"An open internet – and the free exchange of ideas it allows – is critical to our democratic process."
Soon you can listen to the radio directly from your Samsung phone
The next radio star? Your phone.
By Monica Chin
