Changing Antritust Laws May Not Be the Whole Solution for Net Neutrality

Economist instead proposes a 'net tribunal' to arbitrate disputes

Blackburn Open to Antitrust Enforcement as a Net Neutrality Fix

Rep. Marsha Blackburn is largely on the same page as House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte

Goodlatte Says Antitrust Law Change Could Settle Net Neutrality Fight

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte didn't specify which antitrust provisions could be applied

Trade Group Says Next-Gen TV Would Require Some Viewers to Buy New Sets

NAB spokesman provides more details on potential impact of new broadcast standard

Broadcasters Emerging as Winner in FCC Reauthorization Process So Far

Funding to help TV stations move to other channels after spectrum auction is finding bipartisan support

FCC Gears Up for Spectrum Fight Over 3.5 GHz Band

Oct. 24 meeting is likely to see the Republican majority move to roll back a key Obama-era policy

Federal Grants to Expand Rural Broadband Pit Local Needs Against Political Ideology

FCC Wireless Report Seen Benefiting Possible T-Mobile Merger With Sprint

Commission adopts annual report on party-line vote

Ownership Cap Rules May Play Decisive Role in Sinclair-Tribune Merger

More Students Connected to High-Speed Internet, but Rural Areas Lag