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Most people use cable TV or digital subscriber line (DSL) for high-speed Internet access at home. In fact, 50% of all broadband customers use cable, 42% use DSL, and 8% use fiber-optic cable, ...

Q: I’m moving to a new house where I can use either DSL or cable Internet service, so which is better? A: Getting a solid Internet connection has become a vital resource for us all, so doing your ...

A new, modem-based technology: with Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Service, there's no need to purchase an additional line to get high-speed access to the Internet. DSL works with the existing phone ...

QUESTION: I’m moving to a new house where I can use either DSL or cable internet service, so which is better? ANSWER: Getting a solid internet connection has become a vital resource for us all, so ...

Companies that provide high-speed Internet access over telephone lines are raising the stakes in their battle with cable rivals, turning summer into a season of discounts for many first-time broadband ...

The broadband war between phone and cable companies may be entering a new phase, according to subscriber growth numbers disclosed in a pair earnings reports this week. AOL Time Warner's Time Warner ...

Broadband digital subscriber line (DSL) led a global boom in broadband Internet access over the 12 months ended June 30, growing to about 78 million total subscribers as users of all broadband ...

High speed Internet access through Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) or cable modem technology is a necessity for many businesspeople that run small offices or home offices. However, many who already have ...

A major cable provider is dead. Long live DSL. That's the message from some leading digital subscriber line (DSL) companies, which are offering free installation and other perks to customers without ...

The number of consumers logging onto the Internet through DSL quadrupled in the past year, but that incredible growth came to a screeching halt in the first quarter after some providers went belly-up ...