The Federal Communications Commission is using its power over mergers and acquisitions to get companies to ditch their DEI programs.

Ziply, referred to as Frontier Communications Northwest in FCC filings, participated in the RDOF auction and won funding in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington state. Related Stories.

FCC chair Brendan Carr warned in March that businesses promoting DEI may not receive approval from the agency for their merger and acquisition deals. He specifically called out Paramount, Verizon and ...

CenturyLink, Frontier took FCC cash, ... Federal Communications Commission rulemakings, broadband consumer affairs, court cases, and government regulation of the tech industry.

The FCC approved its $20 billion deal to buy Frontier Communications, a day after Verizon told the U.S. regulator that it would end many of its diversity-related policies.

CenturyLink and Frontier Communications, two of the more notable internet companies, received $789 million from the Federal Communications Commission in 2015 to expand broadband access to rural ...

The Federal Communications Commission approved Frontier Communications’ plan to eliminate debt through bankruptcy, which shifts control of the Norwalk-based company to creditors. This comes on ...

T-Mobile is ending policies related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) as the wireless carrier awaits regulatory ...

Frontier Communications Corp., which filed for bankruptcy in April 2020, said it has received approval from the Federal Communications Commission for its chapter 11 restructuring. The internet ...

CenturyLink spoke out against the FCC move, arguing that the regulatory commission "is searching for a problem that doesn't exist." Frontier didn't issue a statement concerning the order ...

WASHINGTON—After Gray Television’s WWSB-TV was pulled from Frontier Communications channel lineups on Dec. 18, Gray TV made an official complaint that Frontier has not negotiated in good faith on a ...

This telecom fight isn't dealing with traditional phone lines. Image source: CenturyLink. Just about everyone across the nation knows about the big.