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Posts tagged: Time Warner

maxlent's picture

Setting Goals for Internent Access in America

Any plan for the future of Internet access in America must have clear justifiable goals. For example, do we want to play catch up to Japan which already offers its citizens more than 100 Gbps for $20/month or with S. Korea which has nearly ubiquitous access.

I believe the discussion is not whether to build out Internet access to everyone in the U.S. This is a given. Everyone in the U.S.

Principle: Access Tags: Access, bandwidth, caps, comcast, internet, planning, pricing, speed, Time Warner
diannah's picture

Small Businesses can't afford the Business Rate

I have a very small business as a freelancer and I can't afford the business rate that Time Warner offers.

As a video editor and a sometimes motion graphic artist I don't make big bucks. Some do, but not me.

Principle: Access Tags: Access, plans, small business, Time Warner
studebaker007's picture

Time Warner's usage caps are coming to my area

Time Warner Cable's usage caps for its Road Runner subscribers is coming to my area. The caps are tiered and will limit users to five, 10, 20, or 40 gigabytes of data a month.

Principle: Access Tags: internet, Time Warner, usage caps