Amid increasing concerns over media monopolization and diminishing local news resources, a new bill promises to reverse recent setbacks in community television funding. Democratic Senators Edward J. Markey and Tammy Baldwin, alongside Representative Troy A. Carter Sr., have introduced the
The Philippines is embarking on an ambitious journey to significantly reduce internet costs, making access more affordable and comprehensive for its citizens by 2028. The government's Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is spearheading this initiative, focusing on
In today's rapidly evolving global economy, the infusion of private capital into infrastructure assets is reshaping the landscape, marking a significant shift in investment dynamics. This trend is fueled by the urgent need for a green energy transition, driven by environmental imperatives, economic
The telecom industry is undergoing a significant transformation as companies transition from traditional telecommunications services to technology-driven growth strategies. This shift, often termed "from telco to tech-co," is primarily driven by the saturation of traditional markets, prompting
UScellular has made a strategic decision to sell its wireless assets to T-Mobile amidst financial challenges and a shrinking customer base. The company reported a loss of 38,000 postpaid phone customers in the first quarter, marking a persistent decline slightly better than the previous year.
The telecommunications reform bill moving swiftly through the Mexican Senate represents a pivotal turn in the direction of the country’s digital governance and infrastructure policy. Spearheaded by the ruling Morena party, this bill brings comprehensive changes that have triggered widespread debate
