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Broadband adoption passes halfway mark in U.S.
February 18, 2007 Residential broadband penetration should hit about 55 percent by end of 2007; U.K. not far behind.Fixing our fraying Internet infrastructure
October 11, 2007 Is the United States foolishly ignoring a question that will impact its future? For UCSD's Michael Kleeman, it's time to stop debating the obvious.What U.S. broadband problem?
July 3, 2006 Policy analysts Scott Wallsten and Seth Sacher say the conventional wisdom is ripe for debunking.PCs: More than 1 billion served
June 30, 2002 Approximately 1 billion PCs have been shipped worldwide since the mid-'70s, according to a study. Expect the next billion by 2008. Would you like some broadband with that?Microsoft dials back dial-up prices
March 29, 2006 Attempting to lure dial-up customers away from AOL, Microsoft's MSN cuts prices on its service for one year.AOL hanging up on dial-up customers?
February 28, 2006 Many see price hike for dial-up services as part of its metamorphosis into a broadband Web portal.Berners-Lee calls for Net neutrality
May 23, 2006 A distinction must be preserved between the market for access and the market for content, says the Web pioneer.Spanish start-up Whisher promises free Wi-Fi for all
January 30, 2007 Company pledges free Wi-Fi if people share their broadband connections, but service model violates U.S. ISP user agreements.Europe still top source of spam
February 6, 2008 For the third month running, compromised computers in Europe have pushed out more spam than those in the U.S.FCC approves AT&T-BellSouth merger
December 29, 2006 After months of partisan deadlock, the Federal Communications Commission approves the merger valued at roughly $86 billion.Study: Promising future for power-line broadband
September 11, 2006 Delivery of broadband service over power lines could catch on in areas with limited phone, cable outlets, says research firm.FON strikes deal with Time Warner Cable
April 23, 2007 Spanish start-up, a maker of Wi-Fi routers that allow people to share broadband service, signs its first major U.S. deal.Wi-Fi: Coming soon on board U.S. airplanes
June 5, 2006 AirCell says it'll use its wireless spectrum to offer in-flight broadband. Will planes be filled with travelers yakking with VoIP?Google tight-lipped on U.K. spectrum bid
December 14, 2007 The company won't say whether it will participate in Ofcom's auction of radio spectrum, citing a U.S. ruling.Wi-Fi lessons learned in Tempe
June 29, 2006 The Arizona city has had its ups and downs with its ambitious municipal broadband project.Selling city halls on wireless as a utility
June 4, 2007 City leaders don't need to be convinced of the benefits of high-bandwidth networks. Convincing them to pay for it is another matter.Intel plots path of WiMax
September 7, 2004 Three years of work in wireless broadband lie ahead, Intel says, as it gives a first look at its Rosedale processor.Bumps in the road for AT&T-BellSouth merger?
April 4, 2006 Mark Del Bianco says there are good reasons to challenge the conventional wisdom that regulators should let the deal sail through.The next big things in wireless
February 9, 2008 The Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona is the place to be to see what's coming soon to a cell phone near you.The local Wi-Fi bet
June 29, 2006 Despite criticism, cities like Anaheim, Calif., and Tempe, Ariz., are betting big on municipal broadband. Sponsored matches for "U.S."
