Regulations

With the inauguration of the Electronic Communications Act on November 10, 2024, Poland marked a significant shift from its Telecommunications Act of 2004, aligning the nation’s telecom laws with the European Electronic Communications Code. This new legislation brings a suite of changes aimed at a

In 2024, significant developments in legal actions, technological advancements, and consumer trends have emerged. This article provides a comprehensive overview, covering prosecution statistics, initiatives against fraud and economic crimes, detailed consumer tech reviews, recent technological

Verizon's widespread service outage left tens of thousands of customers across the United States without cellphone service starting around 11 a.m. ET, leading to significant disruptions. The initial reports indicated around 100,000 users faced service issues, with roughly 48,000 users still

With the night sky obscured for about 60% of the global population and a staggering 80% in Europe and the U.S., light pollution has become a pressing environmental issue. This pervasive glow, primarily caused by artificial lighting like streetlights and car headlights, not only mars the natural

As technology continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, the need for regulatory frameworks that foster innovation while protecting public interests becomes increasingly critical. President Reagan's advice to adjust regulations to suit new technologies rather than burden them with outdated

The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has decided to launch an investigation into telecom companies' use of data caps, driven by FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel's concerns about their disproportionate impact on low-income households and people with disabilities. This inquiry aims