FCC ruling could allow ringless robocalls to clog your voicemail
Companies are arguing to FCC that since the phone never actually rings that their ringless voicemails shouldn't be regulated
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How to file comments to FCC on ringless voicemail robocalls
Friday is the last day for public comment on the FCC's open petition use of the new technology
Reporter says FCC security manhandled after asking a question
A CQ Roll Call reporter says he was manhandled by security guards while he tried to ask Federal Communications Commission members questions
Why net neutrality could go the way of the floppy disk
FCC reboot of internet rules could have a major impact on consumers, though any changes remain a long way off
John Oliver fans flood FCC website
With the Trump administration's plans to deregulate net neutrality, the "Last Week Tonight" host directed his audience to file complaints with the FCC
Media giants eye Tribune's 42 TV stations across U.S.
Talk of FCC loosening limits on TV station ownership reportedly attracts names like Fox, Sinclair, Blackstone to the deal table
Internet firms gear up for fight to keep “net neutrality”
New FCC head expected to begin push to weaken or scrap the rules soon but faces fierce pushback
FCC chair suggests scrapping plan allowing cellphone calls on planes
A long-planned debate about whether to let passengers make mobile calls during flights should be taken "off the table permanently," FCC head Ajit Pai says
"Cards Against Humanity" creator wants to buy Congress's browser history
Max Temkin threatens to "buy the browser history of every congressman and congressional aide and publish it"
Senate votes to undo Obama-era internet privacy rules
The GOP-led Senate voted 50 to 48 for the legislation, which removes restrictions on how internet providers can use or sell personal data
FCC approves measures intended to combat prison cellphones
The commission approved rules to streamline the process for using technology to detect and block contraband phones in prisons and jails across the U.S.
The battle for online privacy: What you need to know
As the FCC and Congress revisit rules on data privacy and regulations on broadband providers, CNET looks at how consumers may be affected
How Trump administration could reshape the internet
One possible target: Rules that aim to protect individual choice and promote innovation online
How you can block robocalls
While companies work with FCC on technical fixes to this scourge, here's what you can do to cut unwanted calls
Broadband privacy rules approved despite industry pushback
Federal regulators approved new broadband privacy rules that make internet service providers ask permission before using customer data
AT&T-Time Warner: Is there anything in it for you?
The question of whether this media megamerger will benefit or hurt consumers will be hotly debated in the months to come
T-Mobile fined $48M over slowing 'unlimited' plans
Regulator says wireless carrier had a policy to slow down the speeds of customers who were the heaviest data users
Verizon customers bombard FCC with gripes of overcharges
There were more consumer complaints against the wireless carrier in September than during the first eight months of the year
FCC proposal: Internet providers must ask to share your data
A new privacy proposal would require broadband providers to ask for your permission before sharing your personal information
AT&T to pay nearly $7.8M in 'cramming' cases
Government alleges unauthorized third-party charges for directory assistance services not provided by Dallas-based telecom
New technology provides a solution for annoying robocalls
Telephone scams cost Americans $350 million a year, but now, there may be an answer to these unwanted calls
Charter's bid for Time Warner Cable gets OK'd
The Justice Department has approved, with conditions, the deal that would make Charter the No. 2 provider
Big Cable's new nemesis: Big politicians
After a half-dozen U.S. senators -- including Bernie Sanders -- complained to the FCC, President Obama is weighing in, too
FCC chairman on plan to protect personal data privacy
New proposal would require Internet service providers to get customers' explicit permission to share certain information
Verizon to pay $1.35M fine over "supercookie" tracking
Verizon has come under fire for using "supercookies" to track its customers online without their permission
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Newly obtained footage shows Iran attack on major U.S. post in Kuwait
Maduro expected to face new charges of torture of Americans in Venezuelan prisons
Christa Pike has pneumonia, unable to move arms after botched execution
Tropical Storm Isaias forms in Gulf, could reach U.S. as hurricane this weekend
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Congress tried to stop surprise medical bills. It created another problem.
Trump pitches Trump International Golf Course for site of "presidential retreat"
Mamdani criticized for statement mourning Oct. 7 and condemning Israel
