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New details about the highly rumored and anticipated Apple TV have emerged, revealing that Apple may be scaling back its efforts to better accommodate cable and content providers.

Netflix could face a large, extra expense to deliver its high-definition TV shows and movies to customers.

AT&T claims that its Sponsored Data service doesn't violate Net neutrality. But how will it affect mobile Internet usage?

The FCC said it is ready to step in, if need be. Here's why.

The telecom giant's decision comes as the debate over data gathering heats up.

Verizon has released a FiOS TV app for the Xbox One that will allow users to view live broadcasts via the gaming console.

The Open Internet Order clearly states that ISPs may not “unreasonably discriminate” against types of traffic.

A new fiber-optic cable network in Uganda brings hope to techies in Africa -- and to Google's plan to wire the developing world.

A report shows the predominance of mobile over broadband Internet connection worldwide, and the importance of young, tech-savvy consumers.

FreedomPop is offering Americans cell phone service for free with the purchase of a

AT&T Inc. finally revealed on Monday the details of its long-rumored fiber network for ultra high-speed Internet connections.

One of the biggest acquisitions ever is reported approved, with both boards to vote within hours.

Verizon has been ordered to deliver phone records to the NSA on a daily basis; how can customers protect themselves?

Until Google Fiber is hooked up in every U.S. city, here are 10 cities we want to see added to the grid.

Comcast will launch persistent pop-up ads for any user who has received four alerts as part of the Copyright Alert System, an anti-piracy policy also known as the six-strikes policy.

Cuba now has high-speed access to the Internet, but it is far from reaching the vast majority of the public.

A German court has effectively ruled in favor of the Internet and one’s right to access it on an uninterrupted basis.

Coffeehouses and cafes with public Internet access will not be affected by the coming Six-Strikes anti-piracy scheme, but not all businesses will be subject to the same clemency.

The Six Strikes campaign by Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:VZ) to combat online piracy, long-awaited, is coming in weeks.

The FCC's plans to unleash Wi-Fi spectrum, plus the $5 billion tussle for Clearwire (NASDAQ: CLWR), show spectrum is valuable.

Kansas City is the envy of America right now.