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Newscan: All Californians will soon be able to text 911 for help
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Items from other news organizations
All Californians will soon be able to text 911 for help
Teslas may soon be able to call 911
FCC Democrats set to move on net neutrality, broadband subsidies
Wi-Fi’s biggest upgrade in decades is starting to arrive
Emerging tech gets off the ground amid pandemic response
Nashville bombing spotlights vulnerable voice, data networks
Justice Department also hacked by Russians in the ongoing cyberespionage campaign, officials say
U.S. Justice Dept says its e-mails were breached by SolarWinds hackers
Ambulance-crew directive reflects ‘severity’ of LA hospital conditions
FBI warns of cyberattacks to distance learning
Electric co-ops form broadband association
Verizon delaying shutdown of its 3G network
AT&T CFO Stephens: Blending media assets with network access is paying off
WhatsApp gives users an ultimatum: Share data with Facebook or stop using the app
Ajit Pai is distancing himself from President Trump
FCC action to limit key social-media protection increasingly unlikely
Thanks to Congress, the FCC can now update America’s broadband maps
Chinese court rules that Amazon’s cloud service violated copyright, bans it from using logo
South Africans burn down 5G towers over COVID-19 fears
Public Safety Advocate: T-Band repeal after nine years!
Briefing Room
News announcements from our industry
High bids in FCC’s C-band auction total more than $80.5 billion after 65 rounds
FCC seeks input on next round of COVID-19 Telehealth Program
FCC adds three items to agenda for Jan. 13 open meeting
FCC modernizes siting rule for small-hub and relay wireless antennas
FirstNet PSAC profile: National Association of EMS Physicians
NTIA: States rise to the 2020 Broadband Challenge
