Study: Hartford-area brands listed in nation's top 100Three Hartford-area companies ranked in the top 130 for most valued brands in the U.S., according to a recent study. |
Municipalities sue PURA over broadband decisionThe Connecticut Conference of Municipalities has filed a lawsuit challenging a recent regulatory decision that has implications for high-speed internet service in the state. |
Telecom industry books major win in municipal-broadband fightThe state's telecommunications industry has booked a major win in its municipal-broadband fight. |
Blumenthal, Murphy win on net neutrality vote, but House approval unlikely
ANA RADELAT | CT MIRROR |
The Senate on Wednesday rejected the Trump administration's plan to overturn so-called net neutrality rules, which mandate that internet providers give consumers access to content on an equal basis,... |
Cisco has yanked all its ads from YouTube
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One of America's biggest tech companies has stopped running ads on YouTube after some of them appeared on channels promoting extremist content. |
Ex-ESPN exec heads British sports streamerFormer ESPN Inc. top executive John Skipper, who left the Bristol sports-programming giant last year after admitting a drug problem, has been hired to lead a British sports-streaming service's global... |
New player to roll out CT broadband service
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A New York company founded by veterans of the former Lightower Fiber Networks says it's preparing to make a broadband play in select areas of Connecticut, including Hartford. |
Comcast to launch new 1 gigabit internet service in 27 municipalitiesComcast recently launched a new high-speed, 1-gigabit per second internet service in Hartford and municipalities across Connecticut, company officials announced. |
Struggling Frontier reports profit loss, suspends dividendNorwalk-based phone, television and internet provider Frontier Communications' profits fell in the fourth quarter and for all of 2017. |