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Cable operator doubles its annual commitment to $400,000.

Appeals court agrees that FCC decision to reclassify the Internet as a Title I information service means the Commission no longer has the authority to regulate the Internet when it was once viewed as Title II telecommunications service.

Targeted CBRS deployments reduce offload costs and beef up margins, but they are not critical to achieving the grander business goals of Charters mobile business, which raked in a record 380,000 mobile lines in Q4 2021.

Network expansion, upgrades and expanded use of fixed wireless access tech among initiatives underway as Rogers prepares to wrap merger with Shaw Communications.

Charter earmarks $1 billion to fund 2022 rural construction initiatives, including projects tied to the Rural Opportunity Digital Fund (RDOF). That figure could rise as Charter explores more broadband network subsidy programs.

Meanwhile, Comcasts Xfinity Mobile business pulled in a record 312,000 mobile lines in Q4, expanding that total to almost 4 million.

Company reaffirms fiscal year 2021 guidance. Says Bruckner is resigning to attend to family issues.

In a letter to investors, CEO Carl Russo warned that supply chain constraints in 2022 will challenge our ability to grow as fast as we have the past two years.

Companys MaGiC module extends fiber-like capabilities to coax networks serving apartments, single-family homes and business buildings.

The FCC said the new rules are in response to ISPs engaging in a pattern of new practices that inhibit competition in apartment buildings and other multi-tenant environments.