News
Newscan: Unlocking encryptions: Information security and the rule of law
Web Roundup
Items from other news organizations
Analyst says FirstNet likely anticipating bid protests from telecom vendors
Dark Web policing threatens national sovereignty, researcher argues
TP-Link blocks open-source router software firmware to comply with new FCC rules
Washington state lawmakers pass tough new cybercrime bill
FCC proposes broadband privacy rules
5 things you should know about the FCC’s proposed privacy rules
LTE equipment forecast calls for a five-year decline
In the Apple case, the debate over data hits home
Former cyber czar says NSA could crack the San Bernardino shooter’s phone
Self-driving delivery ‘ground drones’ hit the London streets
Amazon’s Echo brims with groundbreaking promise
WhatsApp encryption said to stymie wiretap order
Obama rejects ‘absolutist’ defense of encryption
Obama’s call for encryption ‘compromise’ is hypocritical
Introducing the Chief Data Scientist
Robot operates from inside patient for the first time
This doctor is using telemedicine to treat Syrian refugees
Retinal implants: How in-the-eye wireless tech is giving blind people back their sight
After 26 years, Thune thinks it’s time to reauthorize the FCC
AT&T is older—and growing faster than its rivals
Texas will strive to expand broadband service to all students by 2018
AT&T defeats class action in unlimited-data throttling case
Briefing Room
News announcements from our industry
ITIF white paper: Unlocking encryptions: Information security and the rule of law
APCO seeks Project 43 volunteers
FirstNet board meeting scheduled for tomorrow
When will the NPSBN be available in Massachusetts?
FCC announces tentative agenda for March 31 open meeting
FCC releases broadband-consumer privacy proposal fact sheet
FCC Commissioner O’Rielly calls privacy proposal “reckless”
FirstNet blog: Minnesota hosts well-attended SPOC meeting, establishes plans for continued outreach
