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Comcast to cap monthly downloading

Comcast Corp., the nation's second-largest Internet service provider, Thursday said it would set an official limit on the amount of data that subscribers can download and upload each month.

Outdoor telecom equipment angers some residents

The road to advanced video, Internet and phone services is bumpy - and the bumps can be almost as big as refrigerators.

Debate heats up over online 'everyman' opinions, which often are biased

Denver public relations consultant Pat Smith worries that everybody and his sister, qualified or not, are reviewing products on the Internet.

Comcast moves to slow service to heaviest Internet users

Comcast Corp. plans to slow Internet service to its heaviest users during periods of congestion, after regulators ordered the company to devise a new method for managing its Web traffic.

Google plans to have gaggle of gadgets as Dems gather

Google is planning a major presence at the Democratic National Convention, including installing YouTube video upload, photo- sharing and voter-information kiosks at various venues downtown.

Dish Net stock rating lowered

Dish Network Corp., which lost 25,000 satellite-TV subscribers last quarter, had its stock rating cut by Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. on concern that defections will continue and the company will lose AT&T Inc. as a distributor.

Qwest 'over-ready' for DNC, chief exec says

Qwest Communications is ready for the Democratic National Convention, and its top executive said he never thought a strike would disrupt operations.

Federal Reserve must stay wary of inflation, official says

The Federal Reserve must be ready to act on inflation by increasing interest rates or risk losing credibility with the public, a top monetary policymaker said Tuesday.

Microsoft blasts Google-Yahoo ad deal

Microsoft and Google executives sparred in public Monday over the proposed online advertising partnership between Google and Yahoo.

Google starts Web campaign to free unused TV airwaves

Google Inc., owner of the most popular Internet search engine, started a Web site to lobby U.S. regulators to free up unused television airwaves for wireless Internet access.

Qwest reaches deal with 20,000 union workers

Qwest Communications reached a tentative three-year labor agreement with two of its unions, averting a possible strike a week before the start of the Democratic National Convention in Denver.
Qwest, unions reach tentative three-year pact

Qwest Communications reached a tentative three-year labor agreement with two of its unions, averting a possible strike a week before the start of the Democratic National Convention in Denver.

Qwest, unions reach agreement, avert strike

Qwest and its two unions have reached tentative agreements on new, three-year contracts, averting a potential strike one week before the National Democratic Convention in Denver.
Yahoo to help users share global locations

Yahoo Inc. is riding the wave of location-based services with the launch of a service intended to help users share their real-world location with their friends online.

Domain expiration policies vary

Domain name registrations worldwide totaled more than 162 million at the end of the first quarter, up 26 percent year-over-year, according to VeriSign, an Internet infrastructure company.

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