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Save big on your cable bill

June 22, 2009

Cable companies, perhaps more than any other product providers love to entice new subscribers with new packages at low rates. Existing customers tend to get nothing—other than frustrated.
Maybe that has changed.
I use Comcast—for cable ($60/month) and internet service ($45/month). I saw a recent promo for cable and internet for $69.99 for 6 months, called and [...]

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McCain will not enforce net neutrality

August 27, 2008

Net neutrality is the idea central to the Internet that no content provider should have priority over any other. Consumers pay for the pipeline, which gives access to all the content on the web. There are no back roads online, just one, big, wide, information superhighway.
Some internet service providers—the telecommunications industry, mainly—want to relegate most [...]

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FCC Votes To Punish Comcast

July 27, 2008

As a Comcast customer experiencing serious bandwidth throttling on my home and business connections, I am thrilled with this news. FCC Votes To Punish Comcast | /.

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Comcast now allows customers to opt out of mandatory binding arbitration

January 30, 2008

According to Consumerist, Comcast is now making it easy for customers to opt out of mandatory binding arbitration. This is great news, and a consumer-friendly move from Comcast, which lately is best known for throttling its customers’ bandwidth.
I am a Comcast customer (somewhat by necessity), and completed the online form in roughly five seconds. Click [...]

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