PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos will strike a balance between national interest and the concerns raised by the telecommunications companies and cable television groups before he decides on whether to sign ...

A Working@Duke survey released earlier this year shows that hybrid work remains a popular option for non-patient and student ...

Amid the squeak of sneakers from basketball games at Sports Pavilion Lawrence on Thursday night, Lawrence city staff were ...

Two prestigious communication and leadership associations recently recognized a University of Scranton professor for her ...

A document the Department of Health and Human Services sent to lawmakers to support Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s ...

"We had been in position to be making awards this month, but for [the Trump administration's] deliberations and program ...

The Trump administration has released new rules for distributing $42.5 billion in U.S. rural broadband funding, easing ...

Ajit Pai is back on the telecom policy scene as chief lobbyist for the mobile industry, and he has quickly managed to anger a coalition that includes both cable companies and consumer advocates.

Federal officials have unveiled widely anticipated revisions regarding the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program.

Service providers protest further federal delays The federal government intends to award funding to all rural broadband expansion programs by the end of the year, the U.S. commerce secretary says. […] ...

Dr Sobhana, additional director general telecom, Department of Telecommunications, Kerala Licensed Service Areas, addressed the audience with various development scenarios of Indian ...

The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA), under the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, has released detailed guidelines to curb the illegal listing and sale of radio communication equipment ...