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FCC nominee Tom Wheeler glides through Senate hearing

FCC nominee Tom Wheeler had a very good day at the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation Read More »

Most intelligence workers denied whistleblower protection

Edward Snowden's NSA revelations also highlight the uncertain whistleblower protection for hundreds of thousands of contract workers. Read More »

Cable prices rise to nearly twice inflation

As they have for almost 20 years, cable prices rose much faster than inflation. Read More »

Doctors slow to adopt electronic records

Despite a major federal push toward electronic medical records, few doctors have wholly adopted them. Read More »

FCC Technology Transitions Policy Task Force Seeks Comment on Potential Trials

The FCC Technology Policy Task Force is seeking comment on the major communications transitions under consideration. Read More »

Sprint raises its offer for Clearwire

Sprint raised its per-share bid for Clearwire, topping the last offer by DISH network. Read More »

MetroPCS ends lawsuit against net neutrality

MetroPCS, now owned by T-Mobile, dropped out of the lawsuit challenging the FCC's open Internet rules. Read More »

NY regulators delay Verizon request to end landline guarantee

The NY Public Service Commission delayed Verizon's sweeping request to substitute wireless for landlines throughout the state. Read More »

Senate committee examines the state of video

The Senate Communications Subcommittee held hearings on The State of Video. Read More »

FCC opens proceedings on IP networks

The FCC is seeking public comment on testing three major communications transitions. Read More »

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