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This 73-Year-Old Billionaire Is Joining Millennials in Cutting the Cord
Mario Gabelli, the CEO of GAMCO Investors, says he understands why consumers are choosing streaming over cable TV.
New York Attorney General Investigating Possible Broadband Speed Overcharges
Verizon, Cablevision and Time Warner are all involved in the probe.
U.S. Appeals Court to Hear Net Neutrality Lawsuits in December
Opponents of the net neutrality rules sued the FCC this year, saying the commission violated regulations when it passed the rules.
FCC Chairman Derided as 'Dingo' Backs Idea That Bites Broadband Industry
Chairman Tom Wheeler endorsed using the commission's regulatory authority to override state laws hobbling communities that want to build public broadband networks.
The Broadband Cartel and America's Entrepreneurs
Broadband is essential for an entrepreneurial future but broadband providers are more like the electric company or Ma Bell from days past. The FCC needs to regulate them that way.
FCC Advances Controversial Rules That Could Allow Internet Fast Lanes
The preliminary proposal seeks public comment and allows the FCC to change course based on the feedback it receives.
Net Neutrality, Explained
As the debate over net neutrality rages on, here's some basic information about how you might be affected.
Google May Be Bringing High-Speed 'Fiber' to Your City
Google's high-speed network, known as Fiber, delivers the internet at speeds of up to one gigabyte per second, 100 times faster than average broadband
A Small Step Toward Better Connections
Femtocells can help patch that nasty drop zone in your mobile office.