Google Re-Imagined As World’s Third-Biggest ISP
It’s common knowledge in the U.S. search industry that Google has a market share of about 65 percent. Lots of people know (or at least know how to check) the search giant’s market cap, too (it’s currently at $180 billion). But another measure of Google’s size was presented yesterday, and it turns out that Google is on par with all but the biggest ISPs. Craig Labovitz,...
March 17th, 2010 by admin
What Google Looks for in a Town for its Broadband Project
As previously reported, Google is planning to build and test "ultra high-speed" broadband networks in select communities around the U.S. We contacted Google to try and find out a bit more about what criteria Google is looking for to make its selections for these trial locations. "Above all, we’re interested in deploying our network efficiently and quickly, and are hoping to identify...
February 11th, 2010 by admin
The New AOL is Now Live
Update: The new AOL, or "Aol." rather, has launched at Aol.com. Original Article: AOL is re-launching as a whole new entity. Last week, the company unveiled its new logo for its new brand identity post-Time Warner. According to the Wall Street Journal, AOL is reinventing more than just its logo, however, AOL will be focusing on producing content, and has even gone so far as developing...
December 10th, 2009 by admin
Customer Satisfaction With ISPs Rises
Overall consumer satisfaction with high-speed Internet service providers (ISPs) has increased from 2008, mainly due to improvements in performance and reliability, according to a new report by J.D. Power and Associates. The study measures customer satisfaction with high-speed Internet service based on five factors: performance and reliability; cost of service; customer service; billing; and offerings...
October 28th, 2009 by admin
FCC Proposes Net Neutrality Protection Plan
This morning FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski gave a speech, detailing a proposal for keeping the Internet open for access to consumers, and protecting net neutrality. The proposal would prevent ISPs from discriminating against certain services, apps, or viewpoints on the web. It would also require those ISPs to be transparent about their network management practices. Google, which captures a significant...
September 21st, 2009 by admin














