Spectrum now controlled by TV stations could be sold for $36 billion or more, two trade groups say
A national tool to allow consumers to opt out of online tracking and information sharing is needed, Speier says
Members of a House subcommittee ask about government money funding overlapping projects
The president calls for new spectrum auctions to pay for mobile broadband and a public safety network
The agency's chairman appoints a task force to look for ways to eliminate government red tape
A new proposal could lead to new fees for broadband service in the U.S., a commissioner suggests
The agency will launch a proceeding to revamp the Universal Service Fund this week, Genachowski says
The agency must move beyond the net neutrality debates of recent years, several telecom industry people say
Lax cybersecurity practices led to credit report breaches at the companies, the FTC alleges
The protests in Cairo grew larger after the government action, an Egyptian blogger says
