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Internet Accelerators In News
Did DOE Chief Scientist Say We're Definitely Going to 550ppm? [Casaubon's Book] (ScienceBlogs)
Dr. Steven Koonin of the DOE recently spoke about the future of energy and its implications for the goals of the New York State University system. Given that my husband is employed by said system, and in fact teaches Environmental Physics (aka "Here's how to do the math to prove we're doomed ;-)"), this was interesting to me. Neither of us was present for this event, but a friend who was ... "Comcastic" no More (FOX News Chicago)
Chicago is reported to be one of 11 metropolitan areas around the country where Comcast’s offerings will now be under the “Xfinity” label, in a re-branding move. The company will still be known as Comcast. Comcast, Dearborn, 2 townships reach legal settlement (Dearborn Press & Guide)
DEARBORN -- Comcast’s Michigan Region and the communities of Dearborn, Bloomfield Township and Meridian Township announced Jan. 22 they have agreed to settle a lawsuit regarding the delivery of Public, Education and Government (PEG) channels to Comcast customers. The terms of the settlement include: Comcast, Verizon battle it out for market share (Boston Globe)
Just listening to the advertising - and there’s plenty of advertising - at any given moment, an unwary consumer of cable services might get the idea that either Comcast Corp. or Verizon Communications Inc. has the best deals, the most amazing TV pictures, and Internet speeds to dazzle the cyber gods. But in the end, what’s the real difference in ... Make the connection for Internet revolution (This is Hampshire)
LET’S Get Connected – that’s the message of a Gazette campaign as we launch a drive to get more residents and businesses plugged in to super-fast broadband. Comcast: Products now Xfinity (WBBM Newsradio 780 Chicago)
Cable TV and Internet company Comcast isn’t going anywhere, Chicago, though you won’t be hearing its name as much anymore. Kenya : Firm Targets SMEs with Cheaper Internet Service (AllAfrica.com)
Internet users are set to experience high speed connections at lower prices following Kenya Data Network's (KDN) launch of a service, which is eight times cheaper compared to what other providers offer.
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