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Fearing COVID PR Backlash, Comcast Backs Off Its Bullshit Caps In The Northeast... For Now - Vimarsana News

Fearing COVID PR Backlash, Comcast Backs Off Its Bullshit Caps In The Northeast... For Now

Last November, Comcast quietly announced that the company would be expanding its broadband caps into the Northeast, one of the last...

Fearing COVID PR Backlash, Comcast Backs Off Its Bullshit Broadband Caps In The Northeast... For Now - Vimarsana News

Fearing COVID PR Backlash, Comcast Backs Off Its Bullshit Broadband Caps In The Northeast... For Now

Last November, Comcast quietly announced that the company would be expanding its broadband caps into the Northeast, one of the last...

With Fixed Costs And Fat Margins, Comcast's Broadband Cap Justifications Are Total Bullshit - Vimarsana News

With Fixed Costs And Fat Margins, Comcast's Broadband Cap Justifications Are Total Bullshit

For a while Comcast tried to pretend that its slowly-expanding usage cap "trials" were about managing network congestion. At...

Politicians Defer To Time Warner Lobbyists Who Wrote The Bill They're Pushing - Vimarsana News

Politicians Defer To Time Warner Lobbyists Who Wrote The Bill They're Pushing

Following up on the earlier story of Time Warner Cable going the political route to try to block municipal competition in Wilson, North...

With Trump Loss, Charter Backs Off FCC Request To Allow Broadband Caps - Vimarsana News

With Trump Loss, Charter Backs Off FCC Request To Allow Broadband Caps

Wed, Jan 20th 2021 6:19am — Karl Bode To be very clear: American consumers don't like broadband usage caps. At all. Most Americans realize (either intellectually or on instinct) that monthly broadband usage caps and overage fees are little more than monopolistic cash grabs. They are confusing, frustrating price hikes on captive customers that accomplish absolutely none of their stated benefits. They don't actually help manage congestion, and they aren't about "fairness" -- since if fairness were a goal you'd have a lot of grandmothers paying $5-$10 a month for broadband because they only ch...