FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT Benji Englander [email protected] (202) 331-0042 NECTA Unveils “Innovation Index” Finding High Consumer Satisfaction with Internet and TV Providers Wide-ranging surve
A Letter from NECTA President Timothy O. Wilkerson NECTA has unveiled a sweeping rebrand for our organization as we become the New England Connectivity and Telecommunications Association. Our rebrand
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 19, 2022 CONTACT Elizabeth-Burton Jones [email protected] (202) 870-6709 NECTA Rebrands With Focus on “Connecting New England” to the Technology, Content a
By Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead Recent data analysis has revealed Rhode Island as the state with the best broadband coverage in the United States thanks to affordable costs combined with high speeds an
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island has the second-best-value broadband connection in the U.S., while Massachusetts leads the nation, according to a new study by Uswitch.com. Researchers at the United Kingdom-b
By Alexa Gagosz The investment, which will be distributed over the next three years, will dedicate more than $20 million of the funds to Aquidneck Island alone. Read More (Paywall)
By Adam McCann During the COVID-19 pandemic, state governments ordered “non-essential” businesses to close their buildings, which led many businesses to adopt a work-from-home structure. While the cou
Comcast customers in more than a dozen states across the northeast are set to benefit from faster broadband following a move by the operator to increase download and upload speeds by as much as 50% on
Related Company: Comcast Business Company’s Northeast Division Boosts Speeds of Most Popular Tiers By As Much As 100 Percent More than 75 Percent of Residential Internet Customers to Benefit from Spe
U.S.-based broadband service providers spent at least $86 billion on their networks in 2021, a figure up 8.3% from the $79.4 billion invested in 2020 alone and more than $5 billion above the $80.8 bil
At least one cable option was available to 99.42% of the population in Rhode Island, with Hawaii (96.06%), Massachusetts (94.28%), California (93.96%) and Ohio (93.95%) also boasting widespread access
HOLYOKE — The state’s Make Ready program helped utilities and providers bring modern, high-speed internet to 28,000 households in rural Massachusetts with 40,000 poles and 2,000 miles of optical fiber