Wall Street firm Morgan Stanley expects once Frontier-Verizon merger is complete, FiOS fiber to the home will reach upwards of 40 million Frontier customers, beyond what Frontier could show as profitable. Should help many rural and red-lined urban areas finally see fiber access.

Cox customers will appreciate the fact that after Spectrum rolls out its service plans post-merger (pending approval), DATA CAPS WILL BE GONE. Data caps are as relevant today as buggy whips. They exist only to greedily charge customers more money and are unnecessary.

Pay for play on full display.

Spectrum Ultra customers: Check the MySpectrum app under 'Upgrade Offers' and you may find you can upgrade to gigabit speed for free.

All Spectrum Standard and Ultra customers now have free speed upgrades once they briefly unplug their modems: 300 Mbps -> 400 Mbps and 500 Mbps -> 600 Mbps. New package prices and policies outlined here: cnbc.com/2024/09/16/charter-…

Since Mr. Musk has decided to endorse a candidate for president and devote some of the resources of Twitter/X in that undertaking, we are terminating subscriptions for paid services here.

The Supreme Court just gave any federal judge the power to second guess and invalidate regulations issued by federal agencies, gutting enforcement powers at the FCC, EPA, FDC, FAA, OSHA, etc.

T-Mobile announces $4.4 billion dollar deal to acquire much of US Cellular, one of the few remaining large regional wireless companies, with more than four million customers. The deal announcement comes weeks after clear evidence T-Mobile’s merger with Sprint is costing U.S. consumers more as wireless companies raise prices. But be prepared to be baffled by lobbyist propaganda that this merger will benefit consumers. It won’t.