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Showing 1-20 of 20 results foundLeading ISPs sign up for Goodmail antispam service
June 7, 2007 Service will certify legit e-mail from businesses by marking it with a blue ribbon. On board are Comcast, Verizon and others.Crucial TV test for Microsoft
November 5, 2004 Comcast trials will provide a big clue about the software giant's prospects for cable success.Comcast pushes VoIP to prime time
January 10, 2005 The leading U.S. cable company introduces Digital Voice in three markets, with the rest of the nation to come within 18 months.Comcast taps Microsoft for Seattle set-tops
November 8, 2004 The software titan's cable software will be offered to more than 500,000 customers in the company's hometown.Cable companies vacillate on VoIP
December 17, 2003 The top five U.S. cable providers remain divided this week between traditional and cutting-edge ways to sell telephone service. That's good news for makers of old-fashioned phone equipment.Comcast to distribute Real's Rhapsody
November 10, 2003 The giant U.S. broadband company backs digital music, as Best Buy launches a new music download store.Comcast raises broadband speed bar
October 2, 2003 The cable provider doubles the bandwidth of its high-speed Internet service, part of an industrywide push to beat the Baby Bells to new broadband customers.Second quarter mixed for broadband firms
August 1, 2003 U.S. broadband growth lags overall expectations in the second quarter but hands the two biggest cable and DSL providers sizable gains, cementing their respective leads over rivals.Is cable in Verizon's crosshairs?
April 13, 2007 The cable industry may be Verizon's next target in defending its VoIP patents.Study: Price gives DSL an edge in broadband
March 23, 2004 Price is key for U.S. surfers considering moving from dial-up to broadband service, according to a new survey, which could help phone companies win out over cable rivals.Mobile TV gets on a roll
January 27, 2006 Consumers face a growing selection of products, services and competing technologies. But just where should they tune in? Photos: TV on the goCox hoists broadband speed limits
August 10, 2004 Hike in basic download rate to 4mbps shows the cable industry's sticking to speed upgrades to take on DSL rivals.Year in review: Dawning of the broadband age
December 20, 2004 In 2004, the number of broadband subscriptions in the U.S. surpassed the number of dial-up accounts--and the gap will only increase.Qwest taps into Net telephony
December 10, 2003 The company begins selling Internet phone service to some customers in Minnesota, claiming it's the first major telecommunications provider to offer VoIP calling to U.S. homes.Year in review: Broadband goes mainstream
January 4, 2004 This was a breakthrough year for broadband Internet adoption in U.S. households, helped by a market share war between cable and DSL.Forgent sues cable companies over DVR patent
July 14, 2005 Defendants include Cable One, Charter Communications, Comcast, TimeWarner and EchoStar, with more likely.Cable and tech feeling closer
April 4, 2005 Jerry Yang, Paul Allen and other luminaries sound off on ways cable and Silicon Valley can collaborate.Time Warner Cable reaches VoIP deals
December 9, 2003 The cable company and two U.S. telephone service providers announce agreements that may help the cable company's attack on the local and long-distance phone service market.Cable firms bet on broadband speed, not price
October 10, 2003 Cable companies think raw speed will help them conquer the broadband market, but slower, cheaper services from rival digital subscriber line providers are coming on strong.Time Warner Cable dials in phone service
May 22, 2003 AOL Time Warner's cable division begins selling unlimited local, in-state and domestic long-distance telephone service to subscribers.
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