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Internet Service Providers Sign 'Keep Americans Connected' Pledge

FCC urges ISPs to keep Americans connected amid Coronavirus shutdowns

On Friday, March 13, the Federal Communications Commission has created an initiative that asks telephone and broadband providers to support the ever-increasing numbers of adults and children working and attending classes from home in response to the unfolding COVID-19 pandemic.

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:

Here is a recap of some of the technology, cable, and ISP related news around the country for the week of May 29, 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 a recap of some of the ISP, internet, and cable news from around the country and the world for the week of April 24, 2017:

This is your weekly internet and cable service news update for April 10, 2017. These are the top stories making industry headlines this week:

States step in to preserve Internet Privacy

The States Strike Back

In response to the US Congress repealing the FCC’s Internet privacy guidelines that were passed last year, several state governments have decided to take matters into their own hands by enacting Internet privacy rules of their own.

Your ISP Wants To Profit From What You Do Online

If you have been online at all recently, you've probably read something about the new online Privacy Rules that were supposed to go into effect later this year that would prevent your ISP from profiting off of your browsing history or private information. You might also be aware that those rules were repealed by Congress through a Congressional Review Act resolution.

Add Layer of Online Security and Privacy with a VPN

What Is A VPN?

A Virtual Private Network (or VPN) is a private network that is set up to use a public network (i.e., the Internet) to connect remote sites or users together. The VPN creates a virtual point-to-point connection through the use of dedicated connections, virtual tunneling protocols, or traffic encryption.

The Senate Commerce Committee held a hearing today on broadband Internet competition, media consolidation, and the future of online streaming video transmission. The witnesses who appeared before the committee were Comcast executive David L. Cohen and AT&T chief John T. Stankey.

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Internet Service Providers Sign 'Keep Americans Connected' Pledge

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

Net Neutrality Comment Period, Comcastroturf.com, BROWSER Act, and more

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

New Worm Kinda Makes You WannaCry

Neuralink, Google Ad Blocker, Verizon, Netflix, and more

Spying AI, FCC Battles Robocalls, Oath, and More

States to US Congress: If You Won’t Protect Internet Privacy, We Will

The States Strike Back

ISPs: Yes It Is Our Business What You Do Online

VPNs – Now More Than Ever

What Is A VPN?

Senator Questions Telecom Execs' Municipal Broadband Opposition

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New Worm Kinda Makes You WannaCry

The States Strike Back

What Is A VPN?