Cord cutting usually involves the need for high speed Internet. And despite the want to get away from cable providers often users have to work with the same companies to ensure reliable internet even if they stop paying for TV service. But innovations in the broadband world and next generation data delivery are slowly beginning…
AT&T* and Cricket Wireless opened enrollment today for the new federal Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), which lowers the monthly cost of broadband service for eligible customers and will help close the digital divide. Congress recently created the long-term $14 billion Affordable Connectivity Program, which replaces the temporary Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) program. This investment will help ensure…
Research from Parks Associates’ new whitepaper, Reaching Today’s Video Audiences: Platform Diversity and ROI, reports that nearly 70% of US broadband households own at least one streaming video product that is connected to the internet. The whitepaper, developed in partnership with Bitmovin, the Emmy Award-winning world leader in digital video technology, examines the increasing variety of device platforms…
While I was talking to a tech professional at CES about Alexa connected products he said something that stuck out. He said that if someone was listening in on his conversations via his TV that they would be bored. It’s easy for us to jump to such conclusions. Unless we are spies or dealing with…
According to Gizmodo Comcast has decided that its time to up the Internet speeds to certain markets, but only if you are getting both cable and Internet service from them. Am I surprised by this? Not really, Comcast is notorious for this type of behavior to squeeze out more money from its customers, I would…