It has been recently revealed that there has been a major blow received by the merger deal of AT&T and T-Mobile companies. This has come in the form of the FCC report which is of the view that it wouldn’t be a feasible decision to bring these two firms together as it would hamper the competition and also bring down the innovation levels of the firms in the ordeal.

Similar kind of effort that was being taken out in India, where internet services were made less expensive to increase the online presence of Indians, same efforts has been levied by the Federal Communications Commission in the US.

On Thursday, the US House Republicans voted 244-181 in favor of blocking the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) from enforcing new 'net neutrality' regulations that essentially prohibit broadband providers from blocking or unreasonably discriminating against legal content, applications and services on their networks.

In an attempt to kick off the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)’s efforts to overhaul an $8 billion subsidy program for funding new broadband lines in underserved US areas, the FCC chairman Julius Genachowski will reportedly put forth a proposal, in a speech on Monday.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has reportedly permitted some 9 Companies to manage and administrate the white space wireless spectrum. This spectrum was reportedly an unused one before and only acted as a buffer between TV and channels. However as we have made a transition towards digital TV, this buffer space has lost its significance.

In reaction to the Verizon and MetroPCS lawsuits filed against the new “net neutrality” regulations of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the agency said on Friday that the lawsuits had been “filed prematurely.”

The ink has not even dried on the Federal Communications Commission's rules to protect Internet access, and already claims of violations started surfacing.

In his Friday speech at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Julius Genachowski talked about the need for additional spectrum, as well as incentive auctions to accomplish the goal.

According to new “Net Neutrality” related poll by the Rasmussen Reports group, US voters have expressed reluctance about the prospect of regulation of the Internet in the same way as the regulation for television and radio.

With the five-member board of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Wednesday voting 3-2 in favor of `net neutrality,' the FCC released the first publication of `net neutrality' rules for the world, on Christmas Eve.