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We don’t have TV in the traditional sense any longer. And thanks to industry lobbyists and outdated regulations, the modern video market is a mess.

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

AT&T just announced that unless its iPhone customers subscribe to a pricier unlimited text-and-voice plan, they won’t be able to access the FaceTime app.

U.S.-based Narus is aiding Egypt’s harsh response through sales of technology that makes the country’s repression possible.

The industry-funded think tank, which once advocated for Net Neutrality, now spins lies against open-internet rules.