The FCC is moving to dismantle a rule requiring internet service providers to publish detailed “nutrition labels” for their service plans, just over a year after the requirement went into effect. The ...

The new rules apply retroactively, which means you have a new bone to pick with your landlord if they restrict your internet options. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a ...

More than a decade ago, the Federal Communications Commission attempted to increase broadband competition in apartment buildings by prohibiting providers from entering into exclusive service deals ...

Brendan Carr dumps plan to ban bulk billing deals that lock renters into one ISP. It is costly being lower income, unable to buy a home, and this is a prime example as to why. If you're renting today, ...

The FCC is looking to eliminate some of its broadband labeling requirements for ISPs. Broadband “nutrition” labels were introduced to make it easier for consumers to compare prices and services, fees ...

The Broadband plan is just that, a plan, not a set of regulations nor legislative mandates. Now that the FCC Broadband Plan has been issued, what does it mean? The Broadband plan is just that, a plan, ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. A proposed rule change could undo the yearslong battle for broadband ‘nutrition labels.’ A proposed rule change ...