Almost every Comcast Xfinity subscriber now has access to gigabit internet service By Paul Lilly News It doesn't come cheap though.
Ventrilo and TeamSpeak aren't dead: why diehards refuse to switch to Discord By Luke Winkie Old times Who's still using these old chat platforms, and why do they insist they're still better?
European Parliament passes controversial copyright bill that could drastically impact the internet By Paul Lilly News The bill calls for an internet 'link tax' and other controversial measures.
How to protect your privacy and PC online By Alex Campbell On guard ISPs can do what they want with your personal data. Here's how you can fight back.
Several popular websites and US Senators are making a last-ditch effort to save net neutrality By Paul Lilly News There's strength in numbers, but supporters may not have enough them to overturn the FCC's decision.
Comcast and other ISPs in the US are planning rate hikes for 2018 By Paul Lilly News Some internet service packages are going up in January.
US Congress has accepted $101 million from big telecom so far By Paul Lilly News Who's really in control?
New York attorney general blasts FCC for ignoring fake net neutrality comments By Paul Lilly News The public commenting process on a possible repeal of net neutrality rules has been corrupted by fake comments, NY attorney general says.
What the threat against net neutrality means for PC gaming By Wes Fenlon Net Good What you need to know about the FCC's existing net neutrality protections, and why they're now in danger.
Verizon urges FCC to block states from protecting online privacy By Paul Lilly News If Verizon gets its way, states will have less power to protect consumers' privacy on the web.
This is what your internet service could look like without Net Neutrality By Paul Lilly News A future without net neutrality looks horrific.
Third-largest American ISP will charge customers an extra $50 per month for 'unlimited data' By Paul Lilly News For Cox customers, going over the data cap is going to cost you, one way or another.
Eat your heart out, JC Denton: Hackers figure out how to inject malware into DNA By Wes Fenlon News The kind of sci-fi hacking beloved by videogames just got real, which should be scary but is honestly just pretty cool.
Broadband analysis finds at least 196 ISPs impose data caps By Paul Lilly News This handy website shows which ISPs near you put a cap on data usage.
Mozilla is offering $2 million for ideas on how to decentralize the Internet By Paul Lilly News Not-so-easy money, but for a very good cause.
Man finds NSA supercomputer info sitting on an unsecured server By Wes Fenlon News This is a slightly worse security gaffe than making your password 12345.
The creator of the world wide web attacks the FCC's proposal to end net neutrality By Paul Lilly News Internet pioneer Tim Berners-Lee weighs in.
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai sets course to dismantle net neutrality rules By Paul Lilly News And so it begins.
President Trump signs bill repealing FCC's broadband privacy rules By Paul Lilly News ISPs now have a green light to sell your browsing history to the highest bidder.
Goodbye internet privacy: U.S. House of Representatives just killed FCC privacy rules By Wes Fenlon News Your ISP is free and clear to do whatever it wants with your browsing history.
