ISPs' long nightmare of having to list all the fees they charge is finally over
The FCC has allowed ISPs to cease listing all fees in response to companies' complaints about the difficulty of doing so.
Everything tagged isp, newest first. Tags come from the classifier reading each item's summary; 394 tags used 25 times or more have their own page.
The FCC has allowed ISPs to cease listing all fees in response to companies' complaints about the difficulty of doing so.
The FCC will allow internet service providers to replace detailed passthrough fee listings with a single "up to" price, simplifying billing for consumers.
In October 2023, at the DEEP conference in Zadar, Croatia, Internet routing security challenges and the importance of MANRS participation were discussed, highlighting the lack of MANRS participants among Croatian and Slovenian ISPs, and the difficulty in obtaining data for Austria.
The APNIC Blog highlighted key measurements in 2023, focusing on Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) prevention and Internet Service Provider (ISP) market share analysis.
Matthew Oborne's journey from fast food to leading operations at an ISP illustrates that success in tech is driven by resilience, adaptability, and continuous learning rather than formal degrees or certificates.
The FCC chair plans to depend on voluntary commitments from Internet Service Providers (ISPs) rather than enforcing regulations from the Biden administration.
WWE successfully integrated Thousand Eyes to proactively detect and resolve ISP-related internet outages, improving issue detection and resolution speed.
Music companies are pressuring Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to either terminate the accounts of repeat copyright infringers or face significant financial penalties.
Internet Service Providers (ISPs) expressed dissatisfaction with a Biden-era regulation requiring them to itemize every fee, arguing that it was overly burdensome.
Dave discusses how internet service providers (ISPs) can track your online activity through DNS lookups, despite encryption, and suggests using encrypted DNS over VPNs for better privacy.
External ISP network disruptions can activate QUIC protocol and BGP path attributes, while a regional standards forum addresses these challenges.
The European Commission spokesperson clarified that the network-fee issue is not resolved and requires legislative action.
Two brothers-in-law leverage their construction expertise to establish a competitive alternative to Comcast in Michigan's telecommunications market.
Netflix's Open Connect program enhances content delivery efficiency by localizing traffic through Open Connect Appliances, reducing cache misses, and optimizing client quality of experience via strategic partnerships with ISPs and detailed data analysis.
Since June 9, 2025, Russian ISPs have been throttling Internet access for users connecting to the open Internet.
APNIC participated in INNOG 8 and the 2nd India ISP Conclave in Delhi, India, offering training and presentations from May 23 to 28, 2025.
The London Internet Exchange (LINX) announced the results of its 2025 board election, held during the Annual General Meeting on June 2 in London, where two board positions were contested.
New York has implemented a mandate requiring $15 low-income plans, and other states are considering enacting similar legislation.
Michael Costello discusses his career path from junior network engineer to Board member at NANOG and Distinguished Engineer at Saviynt, highlighting his experiences in starting an ISP, graduate school, and other roles.
Internet Service Providers can enhance automation workflows by using IP Address Management systems as a Source of Truth, integrated with Ansible.
Brendan Carr has decided to abandon the proposal to prohibit bulk billing agreements that restrict renters to a single internet service provider.
Sometimes using suboptimal BGP practices, like disaggregated prefixes, is necessary when dealing with ISPs unfamiliar with BGP communities.
Internet Service Providers (ISPs) argue to the FCC that dissatisfied customers can easily switch to alternative providers due to the competitive market.
The Supreme Court of the United States has requested the U.S. government's perspective on the $1 billion copyright infringement case between Sony and Cox Communications.
The BGP Monitoring Protocol (BMP) allows routers to send BGP data to collectors for analysis without affecting router performance, facilitating efficient network monitoring.
Designing Out-of-Band (OOB) networks for ISPs can be enhanced by adopting strategies from data center networking to improve reliability and efficiency.
APNIC Labs' ISP user counts measurement provides insights into internet usage patterns but comes with several limitations that affect data accuracy and interpretation.
The 5th Circuit Court ruled against ISP Grande, favoring Universal, Warner, and Sony in the legal dispute.
Chinese hackers infiltrated major internet service providers' networks and remained undetected for several months, according to a WSJ report.
Spirent Communications has enhanced its Octobox Wi-Fi testing solutions to meet the evolving demands of ISPs and equipment manufacturers.
A zero-day vulnerability exploited since June to compromise ISPs has now been successfully patched.
Hackers breached an ISP, compromised its DNS, and infected customers' software with malware due to insecure update mechanisms.
An open-source tool has been developed to assist ISPs in minimizing customer latency issues.
ISPs resist $30 plans for low-income individuals even though they receive subsidies.
A Korean ISP has been accused of hacking 600,000 customers' PCs to prevent torrenting, highlighting a controversial battle over bandwidth and net neutrality.