Articles by S. Derek Turner

A rural ISP’s CEO told Congress that Title II and Net Neutrality stopped his network investments. That’s not true. Here we break it down.

This deal would harm people of color and all communities and constituencies that rely on having more affordable and open wireless options.

AT&T is trying to sucker Congress into giving it a mammoth tax break that would cost the rest of us.

Why is CNN throwing lucrative contracts and prime time to purveyors of racism and violence? The answer, as always, is money.

If you’re among the 84% of U.S. households subscribing to traditional pay-TV, you’re going to pay a sizable portion of the NBA’s annual broadcast-licensing fees.

Here we delve into the highlights of the agency's Title II open-internet rules.

In the wake of the court ruling killing Net Neutrality, it's time we got serious about protecting the open internet for good. And that means reclassification.

Programmers like Viacom force cable companies like Cablevision to carry channels they don’t want—and the impact hits customers’ wallets.

Cable-channel owners are increasingly driving the soaring prices in our cable bills. And the steep rates are prompting more and more people to cut the cord.

Cable companies are paying more and more for programming — and forcing their broadband customers to shoulder the burden.