Archive for September, 2009
The price of universal broadband – CNET News
Wednesday, September 30, 2009 15:15 No Comments![]() Kazakhstan News |
The price of universal broadband
CNET News The localities make money off the deal (as their own ISP if they want), the public gets fast speeds (even in rural areas), and if the feds put their boost … FCC: We're Halfway Done With National Broadband Plan It could cost between $20 …Dslreports all 190 news articles » |
Santa Fe ISP CNSP Applies for $6 Million Stimulus Grant – PR Urgent
Wednesday, September 30, 2009 14:49 No Comments|
Santa Fe ISP CNSP Applies for $6 Million Stimulus Grant
PR Urgent CNSP offers broadband services via wireless and wired networks. With thousands of subscribers, CNSP is New Mexico's largest locally owned ISP. |
Verizon: Metered broadband is on the horizon – FierceTelecom
Wednesday, September 30, 2009 9:30 No Comments![]() TelephonyOnline |
Verizon: Metered broadband is on the horizon
FierceTelecom Verizon expressed concern that the FCC's proposed Net neutrality rules could hamper an ISP's effort to offer premium bandwidth packages, while enabling … Verizon CTO advocates for metered broadband pricingCNET News Metered Broadband Is the Future: Verizon CTOGigaOm (blog) Verizon: Metered Broadband Is Coming As long as consumers are …Dslreports all 33 news articles » |
AT&T Slams Google Voice; Could Open Can of Worms – Washington Post
Wednesday, September 30, 2009 9:12 No Comments|
AT&T Slams Google Voice; Could Open Can of Worms
Washington Post Madison River blocked Vonage in 2005 – another application that the ISP was in competition with. The Canadian site contained threats in blog comments. … and more » |
Buffalo’s New Wireless N Router with USB HSDPA Card Combo – AkihabaraNews (blog)
Wednesday, September 30, 2009 6:50 No Comments![]() AkihabaraNews (blog) |
Buffalo's New Wireless N Router with USB HSDPA Card Combo
AkihabaraNews (blog) Yep you are reading this right, depending of your ISP in Japan, once you install your router to connect to the internet, it will automatically forward all … and more » |
Beginner’s guide to broadband – Times Online
Wednesday, September 30, 2009 4:01 No Comments|
Beginner's guide to broadband
Times Online You then have to identify roughly how much you use the internet so that the ISP can work out the most suitable connection speed. … |
Buffalo New Wireless N Router with USB HSDPA Card Combo – AkihabaraNews (blog)
Wednesday, September 30, 2009 0:51 No Comments![]() AkihabaraNews (blog) |
Buffalo New Wireless N Router with USB HSDPA Card Combo
AkihabaraNews (blog) Yep you are reading this write, but depending of your ISP in Japan, once you installed your router to connect to the internet, it will automatically forward … |
Internet Speeds Are Often Slower Than What Consumers Pay For, FCC Finds – Washington Post
Tuesday, September 29, 2009 18:30 No Comments|
Internet Speeds Are Often Slower Than What Consumers Pay For, FCC Finds
Washington Post ISP's have already blocked or slowed down content that they disagreed with politically, or from their competitors. An ISP is my connection to the Internet. … Editorial: "Network neutrality" or "network neutering"?Ars Technica all 211 news articles » |
Verizon CTO advocates for metered broadband pricing – CNET News
Tuesday, September 29, 2009 18:02 No Comments![]() All Things Digital (blog) |
Verizon CTO advocates for metered broadband pricing
CNET News Use an online email like yahoo/hotmail/gmail and don't read the junk mail. by Random_Walk September 30, 2009 9:14 AM PDT * webmail (and/or use your ISP's … Verizon: Metered broadband is on the horizonFierceTelecom Verizon: Metered Broadband Is Coming As long as consumers are stupid enough to …Dslreports Metered Broadband Is the Future: Verizon CTOGigaOm (blog) all 37 news articles » |
FCC: We’re Halfway Done With National Broadband Plan It could cost … – Dslreports
Tuesday, September 29, 2009 16:20 No Comments|
FCC: We're Halfway Done With National Broadband Plan It could cost …
Dslreports The report includes various other interesting tidbits, including the claim that real world ISP broadband speeds are often 50 percent to 80 percent slower … and more » |



