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“Like electricity a century ago, broadband is a foundation for economic growth, job creation, global competitiveness and a better way of life.” This was the introduction of the federal government’s 2010 National Broadband Plan. Thirteen years and billions of investment dollars later, that statement still rings true. The 2010 plan’s major goal was very similar […]
We analyzed months of broadband data to determine the internet speeds Americans are actually getting compared to what's advertised.
Running cables to rural addresses can be pricey and often leaves residents without internet choices.
Satellite, wireless and public Wi-Fi can all connect remote workers to the internet. We crunched the numbers to find out which one is the best.
Customer satisfaction is a big deal for any business. Still, when it comes to internet slowdowns or our service crashing altogether, we can get crabby and demand an instant fix from helpful people or a high-performing app or website to help us fix it ourselves. These areas are where the ACSI Telecommunications Study 2022-2023* shows […]
Over eight million homes and businesses in the U.S. still do not have access to high-speed internet service, according to the latest version of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) broadband availability map, released this week. The FCC defines high-speed broadband as actual download speeds of at least 25 Mbps and actual upload speeds of at […]
How much is high-speed internet for the average customer? Here’s what you can expect to pay, how you can avoid overpaying and how you can cut monthly internet costs.
While actual speeds have nearly doubled over the past five years, Americans are getting just 139/41 Mbps on average.
The Affordable Connectivity Program provides free or cheap internet for millions in the United States, which has helped shrink the digital divide.
Are you a retiree on the lookout for some low-cost internet options? We've got you covered with some of the best ways to score deals and offers.
Internet connections are not guaranteed, especially in a new subdivision or home build. Here’s what to look for and how to advocate for a connection.
Performing due diligence to confirm internet availability is a top priority when moving into a new rental property or purchasing a home.
Allconnect's Western edition of the Regional Broadband Report takes a look at internet availability, pricing and speeds.
Key findings 85% of Americans use the internet every day. The average American spends six hours and 58 minutes online per day. Social media accounts for about two hours and 27 minutes of screen time daily. The average American spends two hours and 37 minutes streaming video every day. 7% of Americans still don’t use […]
Our survey reveals a few gaps in internet knowledge among several key groups, but it did find that most Americans are happy with their internet speed.
Rural areas have less internet access than suburban and urban communities, but federal programs are providing millions for rural internet expansion.
The common culprit: Internet rush hour Unfortunately, the issue is a common one, especially for cable internet users who are sharing bandwidth with every cable internet subscriber on the network. Just as roads can get congested from a rapid influx of traffic, so can your network, and when that happens, speeds slow for everyone on […]
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