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Are you getting throttled into paying more for your wireless coverage?
John Moe Feb 27, 2012
A new study suggests unlimited data customers are getting squeezed.
If your wireless carrier had a pro wrestling alter-ego, it would probably be called “The Throttler.”
Marc Sanchez Feb 24, 2012
But would it win many matches?
Will Verizon become the only wireless company in the country?
John Moe Feb 23, 2012
Plus, a new do not track option for the web
FCC invites public comment on Verizon spectrum deal
John Moe Feb 23, 2012
Verizon seeking to acquire spectrum space from cable companies
What consumer sentiment says about the economy
Jeremy Hobson Feb 22, 2012
Richard Curtin of the Reuters/University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index discusses how the survey gauges consumer hopes and expectations, and what it means in elections.
Chinese retiree leads crusade against fake products
Rob Schmitz Feb 20, 2012
A mild-mannered pensioner in China gains national attention for his grumpy-old-man approach to protecting consumers from fraudulent products.
What the spectrum auction means for you and me
Adriene Hill Feb 17, 2012
Wireless companies may soon be able to buy more airwaves under a spectrum auction that will help pay for the payroll tax cut extension and other jobless benefits. What's the idea behind the auction?
Congress finds funds in the airwaves
Bob Moon Feb 17, 2012
Parts of the broadcast spectrum will be auctioned off to help cover the costs of the payroll tax cut and extended long-term unemployment benefits. Even a sliver of spectrum could bring a big chunk of cash.
Why the FCC halted LightSquared's wireless network plan
Kai Ryssdal Feb 15, 2012
Federal officials have nixed a plan by broadband company LightSquared to build a national wireless network. Politico's Eliza Krigman explains why and discusses what happens next.
