This is an age-old cable that is still widely in use, especially for cable and internet. Don't expect that to last forever, though. Fiber is the biggest threat to the traditional copper cable.All that ...

U.S. broadband customers would have more choices of providers, and the new competition could drive down prices if the Supreme Court rejects a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) attempt to ...

In a decisive victory for large cable companies, the Federal Communications Commission voted Thursday to shield high-speed Internet providers from some government regulations. The FCC, in a 3-1 vote, ...

Some cable providers have imposed "troubling" restrictions on how their high-speed Internet networks can be used by consumers and businesses, a coalition of high-tech companies has told federal ...

Lobby groups for Internet service providers claim that ISPs’ customer service is so good already that the government shouldn’t consider any new regulations to mandate improvements. They also claim ...

In an astonishingly short time, “broadband” has evolved to mandatory “utility” status for many households – especially those that serve as temporary or permanent “branch offices” for businesses large ...

Is your cable modem dead? You're not alone. Nearly a million subscribers to Excite@Home's cable-modem service (which is sold by companies such as AT&T Broadband and Comcast) lost their high-speed ...

Telewest Broadband is today (Monday) launching a new 2Mbps cable modem service across its blueyonder broadband network. 1,500 of Telewest's existing broadband customers have been trialling the service ...

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Whether you're shopping for internet service or trying to decipher how a router works, we've got you covered with some of the top industry terms. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and ...

A group of ISPs (Internet service providers) on Tuesday will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to require broadband cable providers to share their networks with competitors, just as incumbent U.S.