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Read It and Weep: Ephrata ISP Hits 114 Mbps, $45 per month
AT&T Considers Incentives to Curb Heavy Data Use
Faster Broadband Makes Brits Increasingly Impatient
Mobile Broadband to Enhance Economic and Social Development in the Amazon
Cable Industry Floats Broadband Adoption Program
Cox Announces First Wireless Broadband Markets
Broadband Providers in the UK Team Up to Prevent Internet Congestion
AT&T Boosts Top Broadband Speeds in Three Markets
What the FCC Chair Is Reading: Understanding Electricity to Inform Web Policy
Report Using Census Block Data Finds Broadband Adoption Rate of 72.9 Percent
ALA to FCC: Consider How Broadband Fosters Economic Opportunity
United We Stand: The Power of Aggregated Broadband
Broadband Over Power Line's Poster Child Pulling the Plug
Comcast Tests Internet Usage Meter in Portland, Oregon
Comcast to Launch Extreme 50 Mbps High-Speed Internet Service in Central California and Santa Barbara County
Mediacom Picks Waterloo to Test Broadband Internet That Is Quick on Quick
CPUC Approves Grants for High-Speed Internet to Unserved and Underserved Areas
Fiber Deployment, Faster Broadband on Rise in Rural America
Nowism - Why Currency is the New Currency
FCC Identifies Critical Gaps in Path to Future Universal Broadband
On-Demand Is In Demand
Who Needs WiMax, LTE?
Smart Grid Partner for the Broadband Dance
Lessons from the Land of Cheap Broadband
NewTeeVee Live Conference in San Francisco
Broadband In The News
Broadband Over Power Line's Poster Child Pulling the Plug
Manassas, Virginia was
the first
US city to see a real, non-trial launch of broadband over powerline (BPL) technology. However, BPL has
floundered
the last few years because of its inherent potential for interference with amateur and emergency radio, its irrelevance in the face of next-generation speeds, and the unavoidable fact that many utilities simply didn't want to be broadband providers.
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