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04/19/2021
NY’s $15 Internet Law
A bill signed by New York Gov Andrew Cuomo Friday requires ISPs to offer broadband access to low-income families for no more than $15 a month.
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04/19/2021
Frontier Aims for Healthier Future Post-Bankruptcy
Frontier Communications is finally preparing to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, marking an end to a year-long journey for the company.
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04/15/2021
5G Availability
Verizon’s 5G Business Internet is expanding to an additional 21 US cities by the end of the month. The service arrived Thursday in parts of cities including Atlanta, Dallas, Denver, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Miami and San Francisco with parts of Riverside-Corona, California, becoming available on April 22. Offerings include 100, 200 and 400Mbps plans for […]
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04/12/2021
Infrastructure Watch
The industry is still coming to terms with Biden’s infrastructure plan, and some doubt he’ll have much success getting it through Congress.
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04/07/2021
T-Mobile Talks Home Broadband, Free 5G
T-Mobile officially launched its home broadband offering Wednesday, and the service will be available to 30 million households at launch. Nearly 10 million of those homes are in rural areas.
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03/01/2021
Altice Buys Morris Broadband
Altice USA is back on the acquisition game, announcing its buy of Morris Broadband Monday for $310 million.