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151. Left at The Altar

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Company acquisition/merger, Telecommunications equipment industry, Compagnie Financière Alcatel -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Lucent Technologies Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Telecommunication systems, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments
Abstract

After scotching its merger with Alcatel, Lucent has to live with itself. THEIR FRIENDS WARNED THEM IT would never work. But on Tuesday morning last week, Alcatel and Lucent ignored […]

Published
2001

152. The trouble with satellites

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
DSL, Satellite communications, Satellite communications services industry -- Services, Satellite communications -- Services, Digital Subscriber Line -- Services
Abstract

You'd think getting Internet access from a satellite service would free you from the troubles and limitations of earthbound services like cable or DSL (digital subscriber line). Think again. Until […]

Published
2001

153. In Too Deep

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Company business management, Telecommunications services industry, Company executive, PSINet Inc. -- Officials and employees -- Management, Teligent Inc. -- Officials and employees -- Management, Telecommunications services industry -- Officials and employees, Communications industry -- Officials and employees
Abstract

With too many companies laying too much fiber, the telecom industry is due for a shakeout. Someone's going to get buried six feet under. ALEX MANDL WAS TELECOM'S GOLDEN boy. […]

Published
2001

154. Dawn Of the Big Bells

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Company business planning, Company market share, Company financing, Company earnings/profit, AT&T Inc. -- Finance -- Company sales and earnings -- Market share -- Planning, AT&T Corp. -- Market share -- Company sales and earnings -- Finance -- Planning, Regional Bell Operating Companies -- Finance
Abstract

Seventeen years after the Big Breakup, the Baby Bells are back. And one of them -- SBC -- could be the next Ma Bell. ASK SBC COMMUNICATIONS' EDWARD Whitacre how […]

Published
2001

155. Blind Faith

Author

BOSLET, MARK and KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, High technology industry -- Statistics -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

How soaring ambition, terminal optimism and false hopes brought down the high-tech industry. IN NOVEMBER, AT AN UPBEAT MEETING with an analyst, the chief executive for Canadian telecom-equipment titan Nortel, […]

Published
2001

156. Going Down With NorthPoint

Author

Krause, Jason and Johnson, Cory

Subjects
DSL, Cable television/data services, Company business management, Company financing, Online services, NorthPoint Communications Inc. -- Management -- Finance, Online services -- Management, Business failures -- Management, Digital Subscriber Line
Abstract

High-speed access is great -- until you lose it. That's what hundreds of thousands of business customers learned last week when NorthPoint Communications' nationwide DSL network went dark, as the […]

Published
2001

157. Blinded With Science

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Company public offering, Company securities, Company business planning, Spinoff company, Fiber transmission equipment, Lucent Technologies Inc. -- Planning -- Securities, Agere Inc. -- Securities, Going public (Securities), Fiber optics industry -- Securities -- Planning, Fiber optic networks -- Planning
Abstract

A leaner Lucent Technologies is relying on the greatest R&D facility in the world to reclaim the telecom market. But does Bell Labs matter anymore? AFTER AN AWFUL NINE-MONTH stretch […]

Published
2001

158. Mars ... Needs ... Bandwidth!

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Government systems management, Bandwidth allocation, Bandwidth technology, Company business management, Company systems management, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration -- Information management -- Management, Bandwidth -- Management, Government computer systems
Abstract

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has had some trouble keeping in touch with its unmanned rovers in recent years. One obvious solution is to avoid crashing its expensive spacecraft […]

Published
2001

159. The Price of Being Free

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Internet access, Company marketing practices, Company acquisition/merger, Market trend/market analysis, Internet service provider, BlueLight.com -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, NetZero Inc. -- Services -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Forecasts and trends -- Marketing, Spinway.com -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Forecasts and trends -- Services -- Marketing, Internet service providers -- Marketing -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Services -- Forecasts and trends, Internet access -- Services
Abstract

Free Internet service seemed like a good idea at the time. But now only NetZero remains -- and it's looking for new ways to get people to pay. D-DAY IN […]

Published
2001

160. Fuzzy Math

Author

BOSLET, MARK and KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Company business management, E-mail software, Company process management, Critical Path Inc. -- Accounting and auditing -- Production processes -- Management, Electronic mail systems -- Production processes, Computer software industry -- Accounting and auditing -- Production processes
Abstract

Critical Path stumbled on a problem that has plagued the software industry: Accounting irregularities. THE TROUBLES THAT HAVE BESET E-MAIL software maker Critical Path in the past few weeks sound […]

Published
2001

161. Content Bridge Over Troubled Waters

Author

ABREU, ELINOR and KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Company business planning, Telecommunications services industry, Online services, Akamai Technologies Inc. -- Planning, Inktomi Corp. -- Planning, Online services -- Planning, Telecommunications services industry -- Planning, Communications industry -- Planning
Abstract

Inktomi's 6-month-old alliance to topple content-delivery king Akamai is starting to crumble. SINCE ITS FOUNDING IN 1999, Akamai has turned the Internet's biggest problem -- its sluggishness -- into the […]

Published
2001

162. A New Business Cycle

Author

ROBERTI, MARK, Alexander, Meredith, Anderson, Lessley, Boslet, Mark, Helft, Miguel, Krause, Jason, and Young, Eric

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, High technology industry -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

Unemployment's up, confidence is down, the economy seems headed for a tailspin. But this time it's different. THE NEWS ROCKED THE ECONOMY LIKE a series of tremors. On Monday, DaimlerChrysler […]

Published
2001

163. GET the NET

Author

ABREAU, ELINOR and KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Telecommunications services industry, Online services, Internet, Data communications -- Services -- Design and construction, Online services -- Design and construction -- Services, Telecommunications services industry -- Services, Internet -- Design and construction, Communications industry -- Services
Abstract

How data flows through the network of networks. The Internet is often drawn as a cloud in 'how it works' illustrations about network infrastructure. It's not that simple. Or heavenly. […]

Published
2001

164. Calling 911

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Company organization, Company business planning, Company business management, Telecommunications services industry, Company restructuring/company reorganization, AT&T Corp. -- Planning -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Management, Telephone services -- Planning, Telecommunications services industry -- Planning -- Reorganization and restructuring, Communications industry -- Planning -- Reorganization and restructuring
Abstract

CEO Michael Armstrong is breaking up AT&T. Will that save his job? When C. Michael Armstrong became AT&T's chief executive in November 1997, the company wasn't doing so well. His […]

Published
2001

165. Signs of Life on The Horizon

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry, Market trend/market analysis, Telecommunications services industry -- Analysis -- Forecasts and trends, Communications industry -- Analysis -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

With telecom stocks suffering, analysts say the entire industry is headed for a prolonged slump. Here's why they're wrong. THE DOMINOES KEPT FALLING LAST week in the battered telecommunications industry. […]

Published
2000

166. Five Million Customers Come First

Author

HELFT, MIGUEL and Krause, Jason

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Company marketing practices, Internet access, Company Web site/Web page, Online services, Company acquisition/merger, Spinway Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Kmart Holding Corp. -- Marketing -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Services, BlueLight.com -- Marketing, Discount stores -- Marketing -- Design and construction -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Services, Online services -- Marketing -- Services, Web sites -- Design and construction, Internet access -- Services, Home shopping -- Services
Abstract

Net access for Kmart's BlueLight is looking like a very costly headache. Until last week, BlueLight.com trumpeted its free Internet access for customers as one of its crown jewels. And […]

Published
2000

167. Oh, how the mighty have fallen; Buyout rumors? Forget about them. A takeover of AT&T and Lucent seems more likely now - and they're not the only phone companies hurting

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Company securities, Telecommunications services industry, Company financing, Telecommunications equipment industry, Lucent Technologies Inc. -- Finance -- Securities, AT&T Corp. -- Finance, Telecommunication systems, Telephone services, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Finance -- Securities, Telecommunications services industry -- Finance -- Securities, Communications industry -- Finance -- Securities
Abstract

The market's humbling of former telecommunications giants Lucent and AT&T neared completion last week as the companies were subjected to rumors of their imminent buyout. If the wags are right, […]

Published
2000

168. Broadband's Tug of War

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Company business planning, Telecommunications services industry, Company market share, Broadband Internet, Internet service provider, At Home Corp. -- Planning -- Market share, AT&T Corp. -- Planning -- Market share, Internet service providers -- Market share -- Planning, Broadband transmission, Telecommunications services industry -- Planning -- Market share, Communications industry -- Planning -- Market share
Abstract

Once caught between cable fat cats and ISP upstarts, broadband leader Excite@Home is finally breaking free. Now the real struggle begins. In 1996, @Home's then-CEO Will Hearst made a bold […]

Published
2000

169. Free ISP Spinway needs cash - and Kmart's Bluelight needs Spinway

Author

Krause, Jason and Hleft, Miguel

Subjects
Company business planning, Company financing, Internet service provider, Spinway Inc. -- Finance, Kmart Holding Corp. -- Planning -- Finance, BlueLight.com -- Planning, ZipLink -- Finance, barnesandnoble.com L.L.C. -- Planning -- Finance, Internet service providers -- Finance -- Planning
Abstract

Spinway, the company that provides Internet access for Kmart's Bluelight.com, Costco and Barnesandnoble.com, is in deep trouble, according to several partners. The company is currently looking for the funding to […]

Published
2000

170. Let's Get Small

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Spinoff company, Company business management, Telecommunications equipment industry, Cabletron Systems Inc. -- Management -- Services, Telecommunication systems -- Services, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Services
Abstract

Hear about the once-powerful telecommunications company that announced it's splitting up into four parts? Hint: It's not AT&T. THE VENERABLE NETWORKing company Cabletron got little attention in February when it […]

Published
2000

171. Drawn and Quartered

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Company business planning, Spinoff company, Telecommunications services industry, AT&T Corp. -- Planning, Telephone services -- Planning, Telecommunications services industry -- Planning, Communications industry -- Planning
Abstract

The slow disintegration of AT&T has entered its final stage. Is there an upside? FOR THOSE WHO ENJOY WATCHING monoliths disintegrate, AT&T's crack-up has been a gratifying spectacle. Last Week […]

Published
2000

172. AT&T and WorldCom: Mastering the art of the spinoff

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Long-distance telephone service, Company business management, Telecommunications services industry, MCI Communications Corp. -- Management, Verizon Business Network Services Inc. -- Management, Long-distance telephone service -- Management, Telephone services, Telecommunications services industry -- Management, Communications industry -- Management
Abstract

What do you do with a mature, highly profitable business that is being squeezed out by competitors who are almost guaranteed to kill you in a matter of years? First […]

Published
2000

173. The Revolution That Failed

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Company business planning, Internet, Company product planning, AT&T Corp. -- Planning -- Product information, Internet -- Product information
Abstract

AT&T spent millions hiring world-class experts to build a universal platform for the Web. Then it all fell apart. IN THE LAST FEW YEARS, AT&T HAS tried a number of […]

Published
2000

174. The revolution that failed; AT&T spent millions hiring world-class experts to build a universal platform for the Web. Then it all fell apart

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Company business planning, Telecommunications services industry, Online services, Company product planning, AT&T Corp. -- Planning, Telephone services -- Product information -- Planning, Online services -- Product information -- Planning, Telecommunications services industry -- Planning -- Product information, Communications industry -- Planning -- Product information
Abstract

In the last few years, AT&T (T) has tried a number of ways to remake itself as an Internet company. CEO Michael Armstrong has spent billions on a cable network […]

Published
2000

175. The Lion in Winter

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry, Company executive, Company personnel management, Global Crossing Ltd. -- Officials and employees -- Human resource management, Telecommunications services industry -- Officials and employees -- Human resource management, Communications industry -- Officials and employees -- Human resource management
Abstract

Global Crossing CEO Leo Hindery resigned last week, walking away from a life in telecom. He tells us why. LEO HINDERY HAS SPENT THE LAST seven years at the forefront […]

Published
2000

176. Ma Bell's Future On the Line

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Company business management, Telecommunications services industry, AT&T Corp. -- Management, Telephone services, Telecommunications services industry -- Management, Communications industry -- Management
Abstract

After trying cable, wireless and local phone service, AT&T's Michael Armstrong still searches for a winning strategy. IT'S TAKEN ONLY 20 YEARS, FOUR CHIEF executives, innumerable spinoffs and divestitures, and […]

Published
2000

177. Ma Bell's future on the line; After trying cable, wireless and local phone service, AT&T's Michael Armstrong still searches for a winning strategy

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Company business planning, Company business management, Telecommunications services industry, AT&T Corp. -- Management -- Planning, Telephone services -- Planning, Telecommunications services industry -- Management -- Planning, Communications industry -- Management -- Planning
Abstract

It's taken only 20 years, four chief executives, innumerable spinoffs and divestitures, and lots of government meddling, but AT&T (T) , the former U.S. phone monopoly, has come undone. Investors […]

Published
2000

178. It's a Small World After All

Author

KRAUSE, JASON and LAKE, DAVID

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry, Company acquisition/merger, Market trend/market analysis, Telecommunications services industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Forecasts and trends, Communications industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Forecasts and trends, Acquisitions and mergers -- Analysis -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

Global telcos are cutting deals at a torrid pace. The result: A whole new industry. Telecom will never be the same. Two decades of deregulation have dramatically reshaped the world's […]

Published
2000

179. In Flat Market, ISP Says 'We're Not Dead Yet'

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Company marketing practices, Company business planning, Internet service provider, Juno Online Services Inc. -- Services -- Marketing -- Planning, Internet service providers -- Services -- Planning
Abstract

Juno scrambles and mutates to stay alive in a business that has seen better days. IT'S HARD TO REMEMBER NOW, BUT just a couple of years ago, being an Internet […]

Published
2000

180. US West Is Dead, Long Live Qwest

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry, Company acquisition/merger, U S WEST Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Qwest Communications International Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Telecommunications services industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Communications industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments
Abstract

The acquisition of US West by Qwest is the first truly grand, large-scale experiment in marrying an old-fashioned copper-wire-based phone company to an upstart, entrepreneurial fiber-optic-networking firm. But more than […]

Published
2000

181. He Came From The North

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Company business management, Fiber optics, Telecommunications services industry, Company systems management, Fiber transmission equipment, Northern Telecom Ltd. -- Management -- Information management -- Equipment and supplies, Fiber optics industry -- Management -- Information management -- Equipment and supplies, Telecommunications services industry -- Management -- Information management -- Equipment and supplies, Fiber optics -- Equipment and supplies, Fiber optic networks -- Equipment and supplies, Communications industry -- Management -- Information management -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

John Roth turned a sleepy Canadian telephone equipment company into the dominant maker of optical networking gear. Now he wants to remake the Internet. At the moment he was reaching […]

Published
2000

182. 10 Optical-Network Startups to Watch

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Company public offering, Fiber optics, Telecommunications services industry, Company financing, ONI Systems Corp. -- Finance, Going public (Securities), Telecommunications services industry -- Finance, Fiber optics -- Finance, Communications industry -- Finance
Abstract

EVERY DAY, IT SEEMS, BRINGS A NEW telecom startup that promises to make revolutionary optical-networking equipment. The payoff for these ventures can be huge: Any of them might become the […]

Published
2000

183. Qwest lays off 11,000; Its merger with old-world telco US West is proving difficult after 15 percent of its workers are handed pink slips

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Company business planning, Company business management, Telecommunications services industry, U S WEST Inc. -- Management -- Planning, Telecommunications services industry -- Management -- Planning, Communications industry -- Management -- Planning
Abstract

The merger of Qwest and US West was supposed to be the ultimate combination of old- and new-world telecom companies. For 11,000 employees, that merger has proved a bad fit. […]

Published
2000

184. Giving It Away Is Not Enough

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Company business planning, Telecommunications equipment industry, ITXC Corp. -- Planning, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Planning, Cordless telephones -- Planning
Abstract

As the technology behind IP telephony matures, the companies offering it face a shakeout. ITXC BEGAN LIFE IN 1997 AS A networking company that carried phone traffic for cheap prepaid […]

Published
2000

185. Verizon's $5 billion power play; The upstart telco plans to spin off its wireless assets, hoping to bolster its position in the highly competitive U.S. wireless market

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Company securities, Verizon Communications Inc. -- Securities, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Securities, Telecommunications services industry -- Securities
Abstract

Verizon filed Thursday to issue up to $5 billion in common stock in an initial public offering of its wireless division, marking the latest chapter in the high profile and […]

Published
2000

186. Ray Lane

Author

Krause, Jason

Abstract

The billionaire former COO and second banana at Oracle resigned last month after a PR debacle over stealing Microsoft's trash and a personal fallout with founder Larry Ellison. He recently […]

Published
2000

187. Some Win, Some Lose in the Acquiring Game

Author

KRAUSE, JASON

Subjects
Company acquisition/merger, Market trend/market analysis, Telecommunications equipment industry, Lucent Technologies Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Forecasts and trends, Nortel Networks (Simi Valley, California) -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Forecasts and trends, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Forecasts and trends, Acquisitions and mergers -- Analysis -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

Lucent and other companies have discovered that billion-dollar telecom mergers don't always work out as planned. NOT TOO LONG AGO, TELECOMMUNIcations companies were built mostly through basic in-house research. These […]

Published
2000

188. Will Larry ever learn?; Oracle will have to eat Ellison's words after deciding to sell its software to other ASPs

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Company marketing practices, Company business planning, Company business management, Application service provider, Online services, Oracle Corp. -- Services -- Marketing -- Planning -- Management, Computer software industry -- Marketing -- Services -- Planning, Online services -- Planning -- Services, Application service providers -- Services -- Planning
Abstract

Larry Ellison is at it again. As if he didn't have enough troubles already, the mercurial Oracle (ORCL) CEO is again backing away from a venture after making bold statements […]

Published
2000

189. WorldSpy shuts off free 'Net service

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Company business management, Online services, Worldspy -- Management, Online services -- Management
Abstract

While Web businesses are failing left and right, the free Internet access model has, contrary to many predictions, managed to survive - and even to thrive in a few cases […]

Published
2000

190. MCI WorldCom will go it alone; The demise of the Sprint merger means it's time for CEO Bernie Ebbers to focus on customer service

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Company business planning, Telecommunications services industry, MCI Communications Corp. -- Planning -- Services, Sprint Corp. -- Planning -- Services, Telecommunications services industry -- Planning -- Services, Communications industry -- Planning -- Services
Abstract

Bernard J. Ebbers, who emerged from Mississippi to go on a decade-long acquisition spree to assemble a global telecom powerhouse, has, like Bill Gates, finally met his match in the […]

Published
2000

192. More portals jump into the free-ISP game; Lycos and NBCi are announcing respective partnerships, with 1stUp and Spinway, on Tuesday

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Contract agreement, Company service introduction, Internet service provider, NBC Internet Inc. -- Contracts -- Services -- Service introduction, Lycos Inc. -- Services -- Service introduction -- Contracts, 1stUp.com -- Contracts -- Services -- Service introduction, Spinway.com -- Services -- Service introduction -- Contracts, Internet service providers -- Services -- Service introduction -- Contracts
Abstract

Like free e-mail before it, free Internet access is the absolute must-have accessory for any self-respecting portal site. The latest to jump on the bandwagon are Lycos (LCOS) and NBCi, […]

Published
2000

193. Excite Offers Free Net Access

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Internet access, Internet service provider, Company service introduction, At Home Corp. -- Services -- Service introduction, 1stUp.com -- Services -- Service introduction, Internet service providers -- Services -- Service introduction, Internet access -- Services
Abstract

1stup.com, a quiet leader of the free-ISP movement, has struck again. This week, ExciteAtHome becomes the second major portal site to offer free Internet access for those who connect via […]

Published
2000

194. Do-It-Youself 'Net Service

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Company market share, Market trend/market analysis, Internet service provider, Internet service providers -- Market share -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

Ever since David Bowie began offering his own Internet service, it has been obvious that the barrier to becoming an ISP had toppled. While individuals haven't necessarily taken up the […]

Published
1999

195. Telecom '99: Inside the Big Top at Telecom '99

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry, Market trend/market analysis, Telecommunications equipment industry, TELECOM -- 1999 AD, Telecommunication systems -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Conferences, meetings and seminars -- Trade shows -- Forecasts and trends, Telecommunications services industry -- Conferences, meetings and seminars -- Trade shows -- Forecasts and trends, Communications industry -- Conferences, meetings and seminars -- Trade shows -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

Telecom '99, the world's largest telecom trade show, kicked off Monday, and participants confronted a far different landscape than the one they saw four years ago, when the event was […]

Published
1999

196. More Woe at AT&T

Author

Krause, Jason

Subjects
Company marketing practices, Company business planning, Market domination, Company business management, Telecommunications services industry, At Home Corp. -- Management -- Marketing, AT&T Corp. -- Management -- Marketing, Telecommunications services industry -- Management -- Planning -- Marketing, Market share, Communications industry -- Management -- Planning -- Marketing
Abstract

AT&T picked a bad week to be the largest long-distance and cable company in the country. In a span of seven days, its two biggest competitors merged into a larger, […]

Published
1999

197. How Not to Handle a Network Outage

Author

Krause, Jason K.

Subjects
Support services, Company business management, Telecommunications services industry, Software quality, Customer service, Product defect/failure, Outsourcing, Computer network equipment industry, Lucent Technologies Inc. -- Product defects and recalls -- Management, Verizon Business Network Services Inc. -- Product defects and recalls -- Management, Outsourcing -- Management -- Product defects and recalls, Telecommunications services industry -- Product defects and recalls, Product quality, Computer network equipment industry -- Product defects and recalls, Customer service, Communications industry -- Product defects and recalls
Abstract

One of the nation's largest telecommunications companies and its network-gear supplier suffered an embarrassing slipup when a frame-relay network crashed due to a software bug. Sounds a lot like MCI […]

Published
1999

198. The Latest Biz Model: Almost-Free 'Net Access

Author

Krause, Jason K.

Subjects
Company service introduction, Internet service provider, Surfree.com -- Services, Internet service providers -- Services -- Service introduction
Abstract

In an effort to both ride the wave of free Web access and actually make money at it, Surfree.com, a small San Francisco-based Internet service provider (ISP), is preparing to […]

Published
1999

199. ISPs Go Free (Again)

Author

Krause, Jason K.

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry, Internet service provider, Y-Pay -- Services, NetZero Inc. -- Services, Brand 3 -- Services, Internet service providers -- Services, Telecommunications services industry -- Services, Communications industry -- Services
Abstract

It was an idea before its time. In 1998, a half dozen 'free' Internet-access providers, such as Tritium and CyberFreeway, jumped from the gate only to fall flat on their […]

Published
1999

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