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FCC November 3, 2015

Carriers reject kill switch idea for stolen smartphones

Samsung Electronics, the world's largest mobile phone manufacturer, has proposed installing a built-in anti-theft measure known as a "kill switch" that would render stolen or lost phones inoperable, but the nation's biggest carriers have rejected the idea, according to San Francisco's top prosecutor.

FCC November 3, 2015

Forget 4G: Samsung claims 5G smartphone breakthrough

Samsung Electronics said it made a breakthrough in developing mobile technology for fifth-generation networks, though it expects it will take years until the service is brought online for subscribers.

FCC October 22, 2015

FCC announces plans to upgrade century-old phone system

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced plans for the largest change to the nation's phone system in decades on Tuesday.

FCC October 22, 2015

Net Neutrality deadline, one more time

Now's your chance to crash a government website by merely stating your opinion, again.

FCC October 22, 2015

FCC head to revise broadband-rules plan

Agency won't let firms segregate web traffic into fast, slow lanes.

FCC October 21, 2015

FCC extends deadline for comments on proposed net neutrality rules

An agency spokesperson said in a statement that so many people were trying to submit comments during the public period, the system was overwhelmed.

FCC October 21, 2015

FCC to cripple the Internet

The Federal Communications Commission thinks the Internet in the United States can be run at two speeds.

FCC July 20, 2015

How government slows down your mobile phone

The spectrum crunch is real. Spectrum delivers our wireless communications, like broadcast television, AM/FM radio, WiFi and Smartphone traffic, through the air.

FCC June 12, 2015

Net neutrality: Congress must keep the Internet free

12:01 a.m. Friday morning officially marked the end of the "permissionless" Internet. The curtain has come down on the greatest deregulatory success story of all time as a result of the Federal Communications Commission acting to regulate the Net like an old fashioned phone monopoly with 81-year-old laws.

FCC May 6, 2015

Hey, FCC, we don't need more nudity and profanity on TV

It鈥檚 unfathomable to think the FCC actually wants to allow more filth, such as frontal female nudity, the F-bomb, and the 鈥淪鈥� word, on broadcast television during hours when our kids will be watching and listening.

FCC May 6, 2015

We can't protect free, open Internet by dusting off old regulations

When it comes to "net neutrality" dusting off regulations from the Roosevelt-era will not protect a free and open Internet. They will not benefit consumers. They will not spur innovation. They will not encourage a young entrepreneur to develop a new innovative app, or a company to develop new 鈥渟mart鈥� appliances.