FCC Proposes Killing Dish Loophole in Upcoming Airwaves Auction
Chairman Tom Wheeler didn't propose an increase in the reserve for smaller carriers in a blow to T-Mobile.
Justice Department Nudges FCC to Help Smaller Wireless Carriers in Auction
The Justice Department says the FCC needs to keep AT&T and Verizon from snapping up all the best airwaves.
T-Mobile Escalates Fight With AT&T Over Airwaves Buy
T-Mobile asks the FCC to reject AT&T’s plans to its expand network in Kentucky, West Virginia and Ohio.
FCC Fining AT&T $100 Million for Misleading Unlimited Data Plans
The FCC's action follows a lawsuit filed last year by the FTC about AT&T's unlimited data throttling.
FCC Names Ombudsperson to Hear Your Net Neutrality Complaints
Now that the rules are in effect, the FCC is setting up a process for any complaints.
Broadcasters Lose Court Fight Over TV Airwaves Auction
A federal appeals court Friday rejected an effort by broadcasters to challenge the Federal Communications Commission’s plans for auctioning off TV airwaves currently held by broadcasters and changing some channel locations. The National...
Court Rejects Effort to Postpone Net Neutrality Rules
The new rules on Internet providers are set to go into effect Friday.
FCC Has 'Serious Concerns' About PayPal’s New Robocall Policy
The New York Attorney General's office is also looking into the new robo-call plan.
FTC Takes First Action Against a Fraudulent Kickstarter Campaign
The action signals an effort by the agency to better police crowdfunding campaigns.
Wireless Association Sues to Kill Berkeley’s Radiation Warning Plan
Wireless carriers filed suit Monday to kill a cellphone radiation notification plan recently adopted by local officials in Berkeley, Calif. They approved a first-in-the-nation radiation warning plan last month that requires retailers to provide...
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