Some argue that the internet "fast lane" is coming, FCC regulation or not.

The Democrat says an internet "fast lane" violates the first amendment.

It's national infrastructure week. And, looking at housing inequality in Brazil.

The Federal Communication Commission is expected to introduce new rules today that will allow broadband providers to charge companies for faster internet service.

Netflix breaks down and pays Comcast directly for faster access. Who’s next to collect — Verizon, AT&T? More to the point, who picks up the check? Us?

A federal court said today the FCC can't force broadband companies to treat all content equally.

The ruling could have big implications for the way internet service providers grant access to content online.

Or will it just drive consumers nuts with invasive ads?

Tom Wheeler was a powerful lobbyist for the telecom industry. Now he's running the organization that regulates it.