WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration on Monday unveiled new labels for broadband and mobile Internet service, aimed at helping the nation's web users make price and service comparisons. The ...

Much like nutritional labels on food products, “broadband labels” for internet packages will soon tell you just what is going into the pricing of your service, thanks to new rules adopted by the ...

Notices similar to nutrition labels are coming to broadband service. The Federal Communications Commission voted Thursday to move forward with a plan that would require broadband internet providers to ...

"Start Here" speaks with FCC official Alejandro Roark about the new rule. Starting Wednesday, internet users will now have more transparency about their broadband services. The Federal Communications ...

The Republican-led Federal Communications Commission voted to roll back requirements for broadband "nutrition labels" ...

Internet-service providers have been required since earlier this year to list standardized price and speed data on labels ...

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SEATTLE — Internet service providers (ISPs) have always made it difficult for customers to know what they’re getting and for how much. Low prices pitched in ads are never what you wind up paying each ...

The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday proposed rules that would require internet service providers to display cost and service information for consumers in easy-to-understand labels. FCC ...

U.S. broadband providers must display information similar to nutrition labels on food products to help consumers shop for broadband internet services, according to new rules finalized by the U.S.