Ohio's move was blocked by the NTIA, but Vermont's and Georgia's survived edits from the agency.
Department of Commerce continues to combat the export of U.S. semiconductors to adversarial nations
The lawmaker's Silicon Valley seat will be open for the first time in decades.
33 State attorneys general sue Meta for allegedly capitalizing off of young users.
Palo Alto officials have been talking about building such a network since 1998.
Eligible Americans are not getting through the entire ACP application process, event hears.
Cartesian predictions follow closely with BEAD allocation announcements on Monday.
Texas is the highest awarded state, as 19 states set to receive more than $1 billion from BEAD.
State broadband officers are prepared to leverage BEAD money to connect all Americans to the internet.
Experts are concerned a patchwork of state laws would fail to address the problem of kids online safety.
Mississippi will receive $151 million from Treasury's Capital Projects Fund.
We know little about how California and other states plan to distribute the money under the opaque arrangement.
Treasury announced funding awards through the Capital Projects Fund for broadband and community development projects.
County governments can coordinate with ISPs to connect their communities, panel hears.
Efforts in multiple states aim to address connectivity challenges for low-income residents.
States are considering measures ranging from age verification to a “duty of care.”
The FCC said that MV Realty used the PhoneBurner dialing platform, and ordered Twilio to disconnect the companies.
“The privacy landscape in the U.S. is likely to become more complicated before it gets any easier.”
New planning grants were awarded to twelve states and two tribal entities.
The combination of federal benefits is currently prohibited in the state of California.
Alabama, Colorado, New Mexico, New York, Kansas and Pennsylvania had broadband-related measures on the ballot.
Study says California and Texas will be the biggest BEAD winners, with grants of more than $3 billion each.
'Consumers deserve to trust that public airwaves aren’t being leased without their knowledge to foreign governments.'
The Democratic legislator called on NTIA end the automatic disclosure of .US web domain users’ personal information.
The White House released a "comprehensive framework" for the regulation of digital assets.
The California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom will limit the online collection of children’s data.
Participants voiced concerns over alleged abuses by big tech companies.
The FCC will test the location accuracy of wireless tests over two days in September.
'These letters show that…carrier geolocation data practices are all over the map.'
What should state leaders be doing to procure a safer, healthier information environment?
National Telecommunications and Information Administration announces news on its 'Internet for All' web portal for three IIJA programs.
The NTIA awarded four grants worth $1.2 million.
Emerging state-level privacy bills have common threads with existing ones in California, Colorado and Virginia.
Kremlin-backed media network RT has been blocked by broadcasters and big technology companies.
Klobuchar was able to rally Democrats and Republicans to support her bill, but its future depends upon a shaky alliance.
The FCC chairwoman responded to a letter by members of Congress resisting calls to back down on net neutrality.
NY's Brad Hoylman introduced legislation that would attempt to control how social media handles users’ speech.
The Federal Communication said the awards will help connect patients to critical health services during a new wave of Covid-19.
Both states join California as the only ones with comprehensive privacy laws, but experts say a federal bill should fill the regulatory void.
The Chinese telecom manufacturer is looking at licensing its designs to another company amid cratering profits.
