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Court Demands FCC Reconsider Its Wireless Safety Standards
After dismissing evidence of potential harm during a public inquiry, FCC must now address the concerns.
FCC Fines Two Texas Telemarketers $225 Million for Making 1 Billion Robocalls
It's the largest fine in the agency's history.
FCC Proposes $12.9M Fine for Man Who Made Over 6,000 Robocalls
The intention of the calls was to 'cause harm' while achieving media notoriety and increasing publicity for 'his website and personal brand'
Phone Safety on Planes? Passengers Don't Care.
A new survey shows exactly what passengers think of cell phone rules set by the FCC and enforced by flight attendants.
Report: Justice Department to Block T-Mobile-Sprint Merger
Antitrust officials at the DOJ are poised to block the deal between the two wireless carriers, days after the FCC announced it planned to approve the merger.
Net Neutrality: Will Congress Save Internet Freedom?
The Save the Internet Act could help win the net neutrality battle, even if it doesn't pass.
Google Wins FCC Approval to Keep Developing Radar-Based Hand Sensor
Project Soli can operate at higher power levels than currently allowed.
The Story of 'McScam' and Professional Canners: Stories That Fascinated Us This Week
The staff of Entrepreneur.com share the articles we loved from other publications.
Facebook Fined $660,000 for Cambridge Analytica Scandal. 3 Things to Know Today.
Stay in the know in 60 seconds.
You Want Fries With That? Burger King Explains Net Neutrality In Less Than 3 Minutes.
The fast food company's video uses metaphor and parody to explain complex public policy.
The FCC Repealed Net Neutrality -- Here's What That Means for You
Here's what you need to know about net neutrality, the proposal and what's likely to happen next.
The FCC's Looming Repeal of Net Neutrality Is an Assault on Entrepreneurship
Net neutrality means, by law, your website and Amazon load at the same speed. FCC Chairman Ajit Pai calls that "heavy handed regulation.''
Here Are the Rules the Government Just Proposed to End Net Neutrality
Read the full text of the order, which would let internet providers create fast lanes and block apps and services.
Business Coalition Seeks FCC Approval to Bring 'Wireless Broadband' to Unserved Communities
Federal approval to use a sliver of radio spectrum for high-speed internet could rejuvenate economically stagnate rural economies.
How Companies Are Marking the Battle for the Net Protest
On July 12, several organizations and web-based businesses are banding together for an 'Internet-Wide Day of Action to Save Net Neutrality.'