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Internet Service Providers Announce Free Service For 60 Days

isps offer free internet for the next 60 days

On Saturday March 14th, several of the larger Internet Service Providers announced that they would be offering free data, with some offering free service, speed upgrades, and hotspot access for the next 60 days across the United States. This is a relief for thousands of people who suddenly find themselves working and attending virtual classes from home due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Here is your recap of all of the cable and internet service industry news from around the US for the week of August 21, 2017:

Mobile phone companies Sprint and T-Mobile have been the subject of numerous rumors over the years as to when and if they would ever join forces. Kind of like Scully and Mulder in the X Files. Recently the mobile environment has started to liven up even more.

Here is a recap of some of the latest cable and ISP news around the country - and the world - for the week of June 5, 2017:

Here is a rewind of some of the latest cable, TV, internet, phone industry and ISP news from around the country for the week of May 15, 2017:

New Worm Kinda Makes You WannaCry

A wave of ransomware hit the whole world last week. More than 200,000 computers in 150 countries have been hit with the malicious software, called WannaCrypt or WannaCry, that demands payment of $300 in Bitcoin.

Here is your weekly rewind of some of the cable and ISP news from around the US and the world for the week of May 1, 2017:

Here is your weekly news rewind of some of the Internet, cable TV, and ISP news highlights from around the US for the week of April 17, 2017:

In times of emergency, communications between first responders are of the utmost importance. Often traditional consumer phones and local Internet Service Providers can struggle to keep up with the extra demand that goes along with a large scale emergency situation. Having a dedicated first responders only network should alleviate the consumer wireless broadband network congestion while providing first responders with much-needed security and reliability. That's where the First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet) comes in.

Even before Donald Trump became the 45th President, the cable and telecom industries were active with mergers and acquisitions. This has been going on for more than a hundred years, but in 2013, word got out that Comcast Cable was attempting to buy Time Warner Cable. They kicked it around for a bit but with grumblings from the Justice Department and the threat of an anti trust lawsuit, Comcast decided to drop the bid.

December 9, 2014

The Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) says that Chanute’s plans to expand their existing fiber network would not duplicate the type of broadband service currently offered by AT&T, and they are recommending approval of Chanute’s plans to provide 1GB fiber Internet to its residents and local businesses.

According to reports, three members of the KCC will have the final say, but those staff recommendations tend to have a lot of influence on the outcome of such decisions.

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Internet Service Providers Announce Free Service For 60 Days

FCC OKs Corporate Advisors, Not-so-smart Locks, Charter Suit Over Spectrum Name, and more

What Will Happen To Sprint?

Windstream Upgrades, Dish Network Robo Calls, JustWatch, and more

New Ransomware, Charter Wireless, FCC Claims Comments Are Fake, and more

New Worm Kinda Makes You WannaCry

Google Autocomplete Suit, Botnets Everywhere, Charter Communications, and more

AT&T FirstNet, Charter Privacy Suit, Frontier Expansion, and more

FirstNet and AT&T Partner to Build National First Responder Network

Comcast/Time Warner Cable - NO I Mean Charter/Time Warner Cable

KCC Staff OK’s Chanute Municipal Broadband Expansion

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