91 blog results for "AOL broadband"

AOL has shut down the historic Internet access service, which got millions on the Internet for the first time in the 1980s and 1990s but has grown obsolete.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Tom Krazit

The history of the Time Warner-AOL merger is one of extraordinary hype, hope, and ho-ho-ho.

Posted in Technically Incorrect by Chris Matyszczyk

The separation of AOL from Time Warner will put a final nail in the coffin of one of the emblematic mergers of the dot-com boom and bust.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Jonathan Skillings

Finding a prepaid wireless plan can be tricky, so here's a cheat sheet for some of the most popular services on the market today.

Posted in News - Wireless by Marguerite Reardon

Crowell & Moring partner Michael Songer outlines the major legal trends in the past two decades (think P2P and cybersquatting) and outlines what we can expect.

Posted in News - Politics and Law by Michael Songer

U.S. power grid may be vulnerable, while Conficker appears to be rising from the dead. Also: piracy's cost.

Posted in News - Business Tech by Steven Musil

Proposed Internet Safety Act would outlaw an Net service that "facilitates access to" illegal content. Providers worry that this could include the mere provision of e-mail, other services.

Posted in News - Politics and Law by Declan McCullagh

The Internet service provider was profitable in 2008, but all the cuts have left it without a long-term strategy for the future.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Marguerite Reardon

More people use cable than DSL, according to a study recently released by J.D. Power and Associates.

Posted in Crave by Dong Ngo

After exiting the citywide Wi-Fi business and getting rid of its investment in Helio, EarthLink has managed to boost its quarterly profits to $54.7 million.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Marguerite Reardon