The 70 percent increase in the Connect America Fund would help bring broadband to 5 million U.S. residents, the agency says
New funds target broadband deployment to 5 million US residents, the FCC says
The steaming video service argues it does not violate US copyright law by giving subscribers access to over-the-air TV
The company targets 21 new metropolitan areas for new ultra-fast broadband service.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday in the copyright infringement case against the streaming TV service
The agency's plan includes selling 'generic' 5MHz spectrum blocks
The streaming music service is violating New York law by not paying artists, the lawsuit alleges
Customers raise concerns about electrical outages and mobile phone radiation in comments to the FCC
The court's ruling raises questions about the FCC's authority to require VoIP providers to compete calls, carry all traffic
The company has made efforts to launch an antitrust compliance program after fighting against outside oversight, the monitor says