The FCC is now making it mandatory for internet providers to have broadband labels similar to nutritional labels allowing customers to see fees.

FCC proposes 'nutrition labels' for broadband service The Federal Communications Commission is now seeking public comment.

The Federal Communications Commission's new rules require internet providers to display broadband nutrition labels to help consumers understand the features and costs of a given plan.

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (USPSC) announced Wednesday that it is issuing a recall of Xtava Allure hair dryers due to concerns that they could catch fire or deliver electrical shocks.

FCC rolls out mandatory 'nutrition labels' for internet providers' plans The transparency the labels provide could help Americans save money, FCC and White House officials say.

Many of the units have a label underneath the back with the following numbers: XTV010001, XTV010001N, XTV010002, or XTV010002N. All have "xtava" imprinted on the blower end of the hair dryer.

Consumer broadband nutritional-style labels with broadband prices, speeds, data allowances, introductory rate details and other information are now required nationwide ...

The next time you go shopping for a home or mobile internet plan, you’re going to see a new label laying out exactly what you can expect to pay, the typical download speeds you’ll get and ...

A new logo may make it easier to spot smart TVs, speakers and other devices that meet cybersecurity standards.

Starting April 10, the FCC's new rules require the largest internet service providers (ISPs) to display broadband disclosures in a nutrition label-style format at all points of sale, with smaller ...

Starting April 10, the FCC's new rules require the largest internet service providers (ISPs) to display broadband disclosures in a nutrition label-style format at all points of sale, with smaller ...