broadband

Can we all expect to start paying more for Netflix? That’s the common refrain among analysts and experts Read More

Despite the little spat they had last month over what’s more important, connectivity or a malaria vaccine, Mark Read More

It’s hard to imagine that just 10 years ago, there were more dial-up connections than broadband, but that’s Read More

As security tightens up in London and organizers run through all of the possible issues that could hamper Read More

  As the video viewing options trend more toward broadband support and on-demand viewing, the use of wired Read More

We don’t have a phone in my apartment. We all have cell phones, obviously, but there’s no shared Read More

LightSquared, the first open, nationwide, wholesale-only 4G-LTE broadband network, announced Monday that it has raised $265 million in a round Read More

Neul, provider of wireless network technology that uses the TV white space spectrum, announced Wednesday that it has Read More

Nearly 50 million people in the United States live with a disability, and a new report published Friday Read More

In a decision split down party lines, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved Tuesday new net neutrality rules Read More

Think that there are no new markets to reach on the Web and that Internet penetration and usage Read More

I’ve written a bit about net neutrality on this blog in the past few years. Every time I Read More

I went down to Washington, DC on Tuesday to participate in an event that celebrated the 25th anniversary Read More

“2010 will be the year of 4G,” said Sprint CEO Dan Hesse, in the company’s most recent earnings Read More