Tag Archives: InternetServiceProviders

Google Fiber pre-registration program closes in the Kansas Cities

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Gigabit internet speeds are nothing more than a dream for most of us, but for residents of the Kansas Cities, that reality is not far off. The six-week pre-registration program for Google’s Fiber network closed yesterday, and at least 180 of the 202 …


FCC wants to know if it’s too modest about broadband, gives chance to fight caps and slow speeds

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A common complaint with the FCC’s National Broadband Plan is its conservative definition of the broadband in question: many would argue that the 4Mbps baseline is an anachronism in an era of 4G, FiOS and Google Fiber. If you’ve ever wanted the FCC to…


Researchers propose à la carte internet services, overhaul for web infrastructure

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A quintet of researchers funded by the National Science Foundation have envisioned a new internet architecture, one where features could be purchased à la carte. The proposed framework would allow users to fine tune their experience by choosin…


Avanti launches prepaid, Ka-band satellite internet access, wants us Yelping from the Alps

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Avanti has been beaming satellite broadband to Europe for awhile, but it’s been tied to a subscription through carrier deals. That’s a tough sell to customers who, by definition, don’t want to be tied to anything — which is why the company just lau…


Calyx Institute to create ISP that keeps customer traffic private, away from prying governmental eyes

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Wouldn’t it be nice if we were free to surf the web free from fear of having our traffic monitored and emails scraped by the NSA? Well, if Nicholas Merrill has his way, we won’t have to rely on anonymous browsers or proxy servers — we’ll have a new IS…


Calyx Institute to create ISP that keeps customer traffic private, away from prying governmental eyes

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Wouldn’t it be nice if we were free to surf the web free from fear of having our traffic monitored and emails scraped by the NSA? Well, if Nicholas Merrill has his way, we won’t have to rely on anonymous browsers or proxy servers — we’ll have a new IS…