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Broadband CEOs warn FCC against reregulating for net neutrality

A reclassification of broadband as a regulated service would hurt the industry and its customers, CEOs said

On security reports and weather forecasts

Verizon boosts revenue, income on mobile and broadband growth

The company adds 549,000 retail mobile customers and 98,000 Fios broadband customers during the first quarter

Healthcare IT Security Brings Challenges, Opportunities, but No Big Surprises

US to vote on sharp increase in broadband subsidies

New funds target broadband deployment to 5 million US residents, the FCC says

Verizon: Web apps are the security punching bag of the Internet

Verizon's 2014 Data Breach report  show Web apps are a fraudster's best friend

Web apps and point-of-sale were leading hacker targets in 2013, says Verizon

The telco's annual data breach report incorporates data from more sources than ever before

Kill switches coming to iPhone, Android, Windows devices in 2015

Carriers, phone makers and a lobbying group announce a voluntary agreement, but it might not be enough

US Supreme Court declines to hear NSA surveillance case

Activist and former US prosecutor Larry Klayman had appealed directly to the Supreme Court

FTC Commissioner Wright’s calendar heavy on lobbyists, light on consumer groups

The FTC's Joshua Wright has met primarily with representatives of businesses and trade groups during his first 15 months in office