Telco acknowledges that public backlash prompted the reversal

New rules stem from Congress' Commercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation Act and will be adopted by 2012

The NAB says the regulations prevent broadcasters from having the financial means to produce higher quality news

In a lengthy blog post, AT&T's Jim Cicconi continues the public squabbling between his company and the federal agency

The FCC seems pretty dead set against the deal, but what if a Republican gets elected President? It worked for AT&T in the 1990s

They unite to provide low-income families with affordable access

Court rejects the FCC's $550,000 Super Bowl fine

Verizon is expected to mount its own legal challenge to the open internet regulations

Seattle performer dropped pants during song, spurring Paula Abdul to flee. But he was reportedly wearing a thong

Cable company chief Rocco Commisso is not happy with Julius Genachowski -- not happy at all

Commission does away with with regulations that stipulate broadcasters must present both sides of public issues

So-called "stand-still order" means cable/satellite providers can't pull channels off their services until the FCC can render a ruling in any given carriage dispute

Federal appeals court says commission didn't properly get public input before changing 35-year-old rules