Many ads on the IT job board say they're looking specifically for foreign workers, a US IT worker group says
Verizon and MetroPCS argue for their right to favor some Web content in a court brief
One declaration focuses on net neutrality, while a second asks government to stay away from regulations
Customers of the file-sharing site should be treated as creditors and wait until the DOJ's copyright case is resolved, a DOJ lawyer says
The cable company didn't adequately market its stand-alone broadband service as required in merger conditions, the FCC says
The new program targets areas with few broadband options
The agency alleges that Wyndham Worldwide failed to take appropriate security measures in three breaches
The deal is contingent on FCC approval for Verizon to buy spectrum from cable companies
Members of a coalition pushing for pricing changes on business lines say a pending FCC proposal is a good first step
A resolution passed by a House committee says the U.S. supports an Internet free from government control
