The Daily Caller

To know whether the FCC has managed to get idle spectrum in use, all we have to do is look at the “D Block.”

Pattern of regulatory decisions aimed at establishing ‘open-access’ Internet in the United States

Communications, letters show broadband company received special treatment from FCC, repaid with Democratic Party donations

‘The idea is to squeeze over-the-air television, which has few viewers, into a smaller slice of the airwaves’

A broadband spectrum auction would increase government revenue, produce tens of thousands of jobs, and improve our homeland security.

‘Public safety’ communications network still not operational despite $7 billion allocated for the program

Obama wireless expansion primarily a boon for urban iPhone and Blackberry users

The Obama administration is backing a plan to nearly double the space available for wireless high-speed Internet traffic

The FCC’s National Broadband Plan represents a significant and responsible step forward in meeting public safety’s spectrum needs

Verizon Wireless could make good on its promise to get 4G wireless broadband to rural America.

Let us commit to do no harm to the wider Internet economy that has been built on a foundation of regulatory restraint, competition, and innovation

Sprint Nextel is using Wi-Fi to sell its 4G WiMax wireless broadband service

Federal regulators detailed a $20 billion, 10-year plan to ensure all U.S. households access to high-speed Internet service, but the proposal faces resistance from industry groups and possible questions from lawmakers over how to pay for it