Cable TV giant Comcast Corp. said Monday that it would offer telephone service to 15 million households nationwide this year, giving a big boost to a technology that challenges the core business of ...

CHICAGO — Comcast, the nation’s biggest cable-TV company, yesterday unveiled an ambitious plan to compete directly with local phone companies by offering consumers moderately priced Internet-based ...

Cable television giant Comcast plans to roll out a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service to all of its customers by the end of 2005, arriving to the party later than some competitors but ...

I am trying to get out of paying the stupid modem rental fee to Comcast. To do that, I bought my own modem. Unfortunately, the modem only has an ethernet port because I forgot I needed to hook up my ...

In a previous post, I regaled Comcastfor its pricey VoIP service plans. I, like most of you,acquire a strong sense of validationwhen my arguments fall into line with those of others. I've just ...

Cable television broadband Internet access and VoIP providers Comcast, Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks have filed a complaint with the FCC against Verizon. The complaint alleges that ...

Despite being "more bullish than at any time" about its Internet phone service, Comcast will wait until at least 2004 to complete a much-anticipated upgrade of its technology, Chief Executive Brian ...

The US Federal Communications Commission has penned a stiff letter to Comcast over its system which gives its own Voice over IP service customers "special treatment" compared to competitors who use ...

Comcast Corp. today will announce the launching of a service enhancement that will offer Internet Protocol phone service, among other improvements. Comcast Digital Voice will be launching in 52 ...

Comcast internet phones in the mid-Willamette Valley region were not able to call 911 starting last night, but the problem appears to be resolved for now. (File photo) Salem police say a problem that ...

Comcast Corp. said Wednesday it will offer Internet-based telephone service to more than 40 million households by 2006, as it follows a host of other cable operators challenging local telephone ...