The Daily Caller

In touting the benefits of Google Fiber, Google hid the taxpayer-subsidies Google extracted from Kansas City

DHS charged with handling of communications during a national security event or natural disaster

MIT telecommunications director: OECD’s methodology fundamentally flawed

The agreement has now acquired particular importance in view of the recent tightening of global sanctions against the Islamic republic.

‘The advisor works both as a vice chairman of Trimble Navigation, an industry board that advises federal agencies on GPS technology, and also as a Stanford University professor’

‘It’s complicated between AT&T and Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski’

‘The survey represents “very high-level” concern that China and other countries may be using their growing export sectors to develop built-in spying capabilities in U.S. networks’

‘The unusual decision by the Federal Communications Commission to call the extra hearing—its first such move in nine years—adds a new roadblock and forces AT&T to consider an unpalatable range of options’

As the recent Verizon strike illustrated, telecom unions are out of place in the modern world.

AT&T Inc., the second-largest wireless carrier in the United States, on Sunday said it will buy T-Mobile USA, the fourth-largest for $39 billion

House votes to impose $61 billion in cuts aimed at domestic programs and foreign aid

POTUS formulates plan proposal for all Americans to have access to speedy wireless internet

Show aims to show ‘friend and foe’ that sanctions have not slowed Iran

Verizon Wireless is revealing details of how much it will charge iPhone users for voice, text and data service

As Top 10 list season winds down and awards season cranks up, Good Housekeeping named some winners of a different sort

Motorola will divide into two companies and begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday

Complaints from several competitors say the decision will give Rupert Murdoch’s media empire too much sway in British media

FCC Republicans remain staunchly opposed, arguing that the proposed rules amount to unnecessary government regulation of the Internet

Just hours after the head of the FCC said he would push ahead with net neutrality rules, battle lines are being drawn

New satellite images show construction under way at North Korea’s main Yongbyon atomic complex