Comcast extends its subsidized broadband program beyond its June 2014 commitment. The cable giant started the program back in 2011 as part of its conditions for its merger with NBC Universal.
Back in 2011, as part of a pledge to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to secure the approval of its merger with NBC Universal, Comcast launched a low-cost internet service tier dubbed ...
New Program to Provide Affordable Access to the Internet and Computers and Digital Literacy Training to Eligible Students and their Families May 31, 2011 - www ...
Adds Free xFi Platform for Parents to Protect Children’s Devices and Monitor Online Activities Continues to Offer 60 Days of Free Internet Service for New Internet Essentials Customers ...
The cable giant is boosting speeds to 50Mbps on its $9.95 a month broadband service designed to help low-income families stay connected. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter in 2004, ...
Internet Essentials is designed to address the three major barriers to broadband adoption by providing: high-speed Internet service for just $9.95 a month, the option to purchase an Internet-ready ...
Michael Smith, a volunteer pitchman for a low-cost internet service for lower-income customers, was recently recognized for his efforts by his employer with a medallion, an award and a special title — ...
The Martin Luther King holiday in January may have been a day off of school for most students, but for many kids and their parents who came to TechTown's second-annual MLK Day Pop-Up camp it was a day ...
Companies to Give Thousands of Free Laptops to Low-Income Students and Seniors; Dell Technologies Also to Fund Computer Lab Upgrades at Nonprofits Across the United States In Eight Years, Comcast’s ...
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