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• Microsoft to Dispute FCC on Using Vacant TV Airwaves: Report Monday, 13 Aug 2007 | 4:10 AM ET

  Microsoft  on Monday will try to convince U.S. regulators that vacant television airwaves can be used for wireless services without interfering with broadcast signals, The Washington Post reported.

• Google Wins FCC Vote on 'Open Access' for Wireless Spectrum Tuesday, 31 Jul 2007 | 5:36 PM ET

  The Federal Communications Commission voted 4-1 to adopt a key "open access" resolution supported by search giant Google  when a new wireless spectrum is auctioned in January, what could be a significant blow to wireless leaders AT&T and Verizon.The auction could raise as much as $15 billion.

• Google May Bid in Spectrum Auction Friday, 20 Jul 2007 | 10:43 AM ET

  Web search leader Google said Friday that it would participate in an upcoming wireless spectrum auction if the U.S. Federal Communications Commission added a key condition.

• U.S. Court Rejects FCC Broadcast Decency Limit Tuesday, 5 Jun 2007 | 9:08 AM ET

  In a major victory for TV networks, a U.S. appeals court Monday overruled federal regulators who decided that expletives uttered on broadcast television violated decency standards.

• U.S. Court Throws Out Indecency Ruling Against Fox Monday, 4 Jun 2007 | 1:46 PM ET

  A U.S. appeals court overruled regulators who decided that expletives uttered on broadcast television violated decency standards, a major victory for TV networks.

• XM-Sirius Defends Proposed Cost of Merged Service Wednesday, 7 Mar 2007 | 4:31 PM ET

  The price of satellite radio offered by a merged Sirius Satellite Radio and XM Satellite Radio would be less than subscribing separately to both services, Sirius' chief executive Mel Karmazin said on Wednesday.

• Deal Between AT&T and BellSouth May Close Friday, CNBC's Faber Says Thursday, 21 Dec 2006 | 5:25 PM ET

  A long-delayed buyout deal between AT&T and BellSouth may close as early as tomorrow, CNBC's David Faber reported.

• FCC Commissioner Won't Vote on AT&T Deal Tuesday, 19 Dec 2006 | 2:53 AM ET

  AT&T's proposed buyout of BellSouth was thrown into doubt Monday when Robert McDowell, a member of the Federal Communications Commission and a former telecommunications industry lobbyist, said he will not be voting on the deal.

• FCC's McDowell Won't Vote on AT&T-BellSouth Merger Monday, 18 Dec 2006 | 5:46 PM ET

  AT&T proposed buyout of BellSouth was thrown into doubt when Robert McDowell, a member of the FCC and a former telecommunications industry lobbyist, said he is excluding himself from participation in the agency's deliberations on the deal.