Patricia Fusco

PSINet Inc. announced Tuesday it has acquired 50,000 new subscribers in Puerto Rico and the greater Boston region. The Internet provider Tuesday announced

The race to deploy cable modem service has become a bloody contest for last-mile access to U.S. homes. In Los Angeles, a study of whether to open access

The race to deploy cable modem service has become a bloody contest for last-mile access to U.S. homes. In Los Angeles, a study of whether to open access

While Internet service providers are lobbying regulators to force cable companies to open their networks to competitors, a Los Angeles government agency

Integrated communication providers know that Symmetrical Digital Subscriber Line technology turbochargers copper lines to support high-speed access. But

Federal Communications Commission Chairman William E. Kennard Wednesday called on local authorities to work with federal officials to craft a national

GTE Service Corp. has demonstrated that cable modem systems can easily be operated on an open access basis, permitting customers to select the Internet

America Online Inc. is continuing to construct one of the largest broadband initiatives for high-speed Internet access on the Web. Designed for consumers

Virginia authorities have grabbed the attention of America Online Inc.'s members nationwide. Late last month, a federal district court in Alexandria, Va.,

Globix Corp. Thursday sealed a deal to become a peering partner in America Online Inc.'s TeraPOP Internet traffic exchange. Peering is an arrangement

National Internet provider FlashNet aims to remove the biggest obstacle to the spread of Internet access by giving consumers who sign up for its service a

Organizations supporting open access to cable networks are still celebrating last week's U.S. District Court ruling that AT&T Corp. must make open access