High Speed Internet Factsheet

Time Warner Cable has launched 28 new high-definition channels on its El Paso cable system. Some of the new high-definition channels include Syfy Network, Travel Channel, ESPNews, Food Network, and more.

Comcast customers can now watch thousands of television episodes online that were previously unavailable. The new Comcast service, called “Fancast Xfinity TV”, allows customers to watch television shows anytime, anywhere.

In an attempt to compete with wireless carriers such as AT&T and Verizon, Cox Communications has launched its own wireless service in a few test markets. Cox Communications is using its portion of the 700-MHz spectrum to offer cellular voice services.

Experts want to remind families that Internet thieves can take advantage of the holidays to break into homes and computers. If you follow a few simple guidelines you have a much stronger chance of preventing Internet scams, viruses, and crimes such as identity theft.

Time Warner Cable recently launched mobile WiMax service in Dallas and North Carolina. This WiMax service, which is called Road Runner Mobile, is as fast as cable internet service.

Comcast has released a Usage Meter as broadband household usage continues to spiral nationwide. Comcast customers in Portland, Oregon will get to preview the meter which will display the user’s broadband usage on a per Gigabyte basis across a calendar month.

The Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Julius Genachowski, recently announced that the task of making broadband Internet universally accessible across America is his number one priority.

Time Warner Cable has launched a multi-facted campaign on behalf of its customers to target unfair price demands by television programmers.

Multimedios Television based out of Monterrey, Mexico, has rolled out service to Los Angeles which is home to the nation’s largest Hispanic population. Joining Time Warner Cable’s El Paquetazo and El Paquetazo Dos programming, Multimedios Television is now available on channel 804.

Broadbandinfo now offers a way for potential cable customers to search for cable service in their area via zip code, state, or city. By utilizing unique technology, Broadbandinfo’s “Find Broadband Deals” service locator allows you to see what cable providers are offered in your area, and capitalize on great deals.