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Time Warner Delays Bandwidth Cap Pricing Tests in Texas After Customer Complaints
How Much Time Warner's Broadband Caps Will Screw You
Like the virus in 28 Days Later, Time Warner's internet-strangling broadband caps is spreading all over the country. They've got brand new pricing plans too and they yep, they suck. Let's look. More »Time Warner Monthly Data Caps Spread Beyond Texas
Texas may be great, but it could not contain Time Warner's HD video-killing monthly broadband data caps, which have now spread beyond its borders. More »Japanese Shower Cap Claims to Regrow Hair at the Cost of Dignity
Laugh all you want. But there's a balding guy reading this right now who can't help but to hear the whole pitch. (I'm with you, buddy! Let's do this!) More »Time Warner Cable Bringing Bandwidth Overage Fees To More Cities
Time Warner Cable's trial of charging people extra for exceeding a set download limit has been a success—they are taking it to four more cities soon, with a new tier that's higher than 40GB. More »Time Warner Cable To Expand Its Bandwidth Caps To Additional Cities
Tests of a somewhat-more-draconian-than-normal 40GB monthly download cap in poor little Beaumont, Texas must have gone well for TWC, because they're bringing bandwidth caps to more cities this year. Could your town be next? More »T-Mobile Monthly Soft Data Caps Will Return
When the G1 launched, there was an uproar over T-Mobile's 1GB-a-month soft data cap that would slow your connection down to a 50kbps trickle, and they backpedaled. Guess what? The cap's coming back. More »T-Mobile Removes 1GB 3G Data Cap for G1 Android Phone
Comcast Sues FCC to Get P2P Slowdown Ban Reversed
Comcast's 250GB Data Caps Now Official, Starting in October
Comcast's New Network Management Will Slow Down Heavy Users for Up to 20 Minutes
While Comcast's new network management scheme—to slow down heavy bandwidth users' entire connection—started back in June, we're just getting some of the grislier details. People hitting their pipe hard—whether it's watching a boatload of streaming video or FTP or whatever—will see their top speeds cut for 10 to 20 minutes at a time. More »Has Comcast Lowered Their Monthly Usage Limits?
Giz Explains: How Broadband Usage Caps Will Kill Internet Video
Welcome to the Future of Broadband: Third Major ISP AT&T Testing Bandwidth Caps in the Fall
AT&T chief tech officer John Donovan has told Wired that they're going to test bandwidth caps in the fall, making them the third of the four major ISPs to do so. (Verizon stands alone, but for how long?) He lays out the familiar rationale, a small group of users (5 percent) pillage the network (40 percent) and they've got to stop them. But then he slips what's probably the real reason they've moving to caps: "Traffic on our backbone is growing 60 percent per year, but our revenue is not." More »