Six U.S. senators have introduced a bill that would give cities the right to create their own broadband networks when traditional providers are too expensive or too…

A group of community broadband advocates argue cities can work successfully with companies to build municipal networks, but need to carefully structure their deals.

State Rep. Lyndall Fraker's amendment to a piece of unrelated legislation has drawn fire from community-owned broadband advocates.

A panel of broadband experts warn municipal leaders hoping to build their own networks, be prepared to manage telecom company resistance.