Rappler's latest stories on FCC
Google gets approval to use U.S.-Taiwan portion of PLCN cable network
Facebook seeks a similar ruling for its 2 landing stations in the Philippines, which are also part of the Pacific Light Cable Network
Top U.S. regulator calls for 'transparency' from tech giants
'We need to seriously think about whether the time has come for these companies to abide by new transparency obligations,' says US Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai
U.S. regulator unveils plan to end 'net neutrality'
The announcement by Federal Communications chairman Ajit Pai marks the latest twist in a decade-old political dispute with both sides claiming to represent a 'free and open' internet
US seeks to clear the air for 5G wireless
The US Federal Communications Commission will vote on a proposal that aims to allocate spectrum for the ultrafast wireless technology
US regulators approve tougher net neutrality rules
The ruling climaxing a years long regulatory battle sets a new standard that treats all Internet traffic as equal preventing Internet firms from charging fees for better access
US FCC chairman backs Internet as public utility
US FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler proposes rules for US Internet regulation that would ban paid prioritization and the blocking and throttling of lawful content and services
Obama pushes for cheaper, faster US broadband
Obama notes that slow broadband speeds have real world consequences and the lack of fast Internet connectivity makes us less economically competitive
Boeing making ultra-safe smartphone
Boeing s Black smartphone will be positioned toward government defense and homeland defense agencies as well as their subcontractors
