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Charters Spectrum Mobile MVNO is now offering family pricing plans for its mobile service starting at $30 per month, after Comcast launched a similar offering.

It will all come down to whether bidders will hold on as prices rise, with activity likely to begin heating up next week, analysts at New Street Research wrote.

Acquisition of SD-WAN and cloud platform company should help Comcast Business continue its shift up market to serve larger commercial customers.

DT is tapping the open source Reference Design Kit as its global software platform for broadband gateways.

Frontier plans to offer $1 billion in notes to help finance its ambitious fiber build just days after Ziply Fiber announced it raised $350 million in debt funding to do the same.

Vendor is adding two 1.2GHz amps to its ICON product platform for the North American cable market.

FCC has authorized another $163M for RDOF covering 42 providers, and vows that a clean up of the process is moving ahead as dozens of winning bidders opt not to pursue buildouts in 5,000-plus census blocks.

Fixed wireless Internet provider Starry inked a deal with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) called FirstMark to raise around $452 million in a public offering.

A small business owner in the Bronx who was forced to close shop for months during the early stages of the pandemic alleges that the operator did not honor its commitment to the FCCs Keep Americans Connected pledge.

Facebook expanded on several initiatives focused on broadband connectivity, including updates on its deployment of subsea cables, fiber-deploying robots, and its Terragraph fixed wireless platform.