The Latest Breaking News from Communications

The telecom industry’s long-term growth is fueled by strong consumer demand for high-speed networks, the proliferation of 5G technology, and rapid technological advances. Therefore, investors might consider adding telecom stocks, T-Mobile US (TMUS), Verizon Communications (VZ), and AT&T (T), for dividend-rich opportunities and reliable income. Read more….

Firms like Meta face tax if they don’t pay for news driving traffic to their sites, depriving media firms of revenue.

Under bill, platforms like Instagram and X would be given one year to find ways of restricting access to minors.

Dividend stocks are attractive for their steady income, stability, and growth potential, especially amid low interest rates and economic uncertainties. Against this backdrop, income-seeking investors may want to consider high-dividend stocks yielding over 3%, such as AbbVie (ABBV), Coca-Cola (KO), and AT&T (T). Keep reading.

"Snapchat under the Online Safety Act, depending on how it’s defined, could fall within that definition [of a messaging service],” Communications Minister Michelle Rowland said.

The communications watchdog has handed down new rules for what telcos will need to tell customers if they experience a widespread outage.

The Albanese government will develop and legislate a “Digital Duty of Care” to place the onus on platforms to keep people safe and better prevent online harms, Communications Minister Michelle Rowland has announced.

It may soon be harder to spread lies on the internet after misinformation laws received their first tick of approval, but it's unclear whether they will pass.

Rural residents have revealed difficulties in reaching triple-zero in moments of crisis, as the federal government reviews regional telecommunications.