[2005-06-27] Cable Companies Don't Have To Share Lines Today, the Supreme Court overturned a U.S. appeals court ruling saying that cable Internet lines are required to be open to competing Internet Service Providers.
[2005-06-21] Why Web Hosts and ISPs Need Web Site Monitoring If you have spent much time earning a living on the Internet, few things will surprise you. However, I am always amazed with how many companies and individuals make astounding claims without backing them up.
[2005-06-15] British Firm BT Group Launches Combined Mobile/Land Line British telecom giant BT announced the world's first venture into combining mobile and land line services into the new BT Fusion service. BT customers will be able to switch between their mobile and landed broadband lines as they come and go from their home or office.
[2005-06-13] The Economics of Spam Tennessee resident K. C. "Khan" Smith owes the internet service provider EarthLink $24 million.
[2005-06-07] AIMing For Advertiser Revenue With E-mail AOL has given its 22 million AIM users a free 2GB e-mail account, another in a line of free services.
[2005-06-07] BellSouth Rolling Out WiMax In R.E.M.'s Backyard A test of wireless broadband in select areas of Athens, Georgia, will begin in August, and later extend to Florida.
[2005-06-06] AOL Takes AIM At Free E-mail The big Internet service provider will offer 2GB of e-mail storage to users of its AIM instant messaging service.
[2005-06-03] AOL Testing DSL: “You've Got Faster Mail” Customers in Washington DC and Chicago can try out the faster AOL service for $29.95 per month.
[2005-06-02] Verizon Invites Small Business to Try DSL Verizon announced today a plan to let small business take advantage of high-speed access through their Business DSL program. Rebates will bring the cost down on the first three months of a one-year contract.
