Topic: Internet
Netflix may have lost 800,000 subscribers last quarter, but there are still more than enough streaming fans left over to hog nearly a third of peak Internet bandwidth. According to the…
While ad spending in most U.K. media sectors slowed in the first half of 2011—understandable given the shaky condition of the global economy—Internet ad spending in the U.K. managed to…
Our minors do some major television watching when school lets out for summer. Between half and two-in-five parents of children 17 and younger report that their little ones consume more of…
Rod Beckstrom, CEO and president of the Internet Corp. for Assigned Names and Numbers (Icann), the organization that oversees the Internet address system, is planning to resign next July when…
Getting online will now be more affordable for some in 39 states. Comcast is rolling out a new initiative to help low income households connect to the Internet at discounted…
Ever wondered just how long we can keep creating new Web addresses before we begin to run out? At a meeting in Singapore, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and…
“Let’s all cheer up—this is not the music industry,” said Time Warner CEO Jeffrey Bewkes as he fielded moderator questions about the future of the cable industry, during a panel…
What NCTA CEO Michael Powell did say about the rise of Internet video during his opening remarks at the Cable Show in Chicago this morning felt more like nervous reassurance…
Senator Charles Schumer doesn't think we're in the midst of an internet bubble. Earlier today, Schumer gave the key note address commencing this year's Internet Week in New York City.…
Syria pulled the plug on the Internet. As an unwavering anti-government movement continues to demonstrate against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, government officials blocked most of the country’s Internet network, cutting…
