Have we returned to the '90s? Spongebob is on television, Tupac's back on tour and NetZero's still offering free Web access. The Internet provider whose free dial-up service was once ubiquitous made ...
NetZero burst onto the scene in 1998 as the first in a crop of Internet service providers that gave subscribers free access to the Web using an advertising-supported model. NetZero’s patented ad ...
NEW YORK (AP) — It's like the '90s never left: Billy Crystal hosted the Oscars. Internet IPOs are back. And NetZero is returning with free Internet service —only this time it's wireless. United Online ...
Working in conjunction with Clearwire, NetZero is taking aim at giants such as AT&T and Verizon. The dot-com survivor today announced NetZero 4G Mobile Broadband, a new service that’s running on the ...
NetZero announces its first 4G mobile broadband solutions, including a hot-spot router and a USB modem, which are based on Clear's 4G coverage and come with a free data plan plus a one-year free trial ...
Remember NetZero? Today the company announced that it's launching NetZero 4G Mobile Broadband, a wireless service rolling out in 80 US cities and offering value-priced monthly data plans without ...
United Online Inc., which has been to home to 1990s-vintage Internet brands such as NetZero and Classmates.com over the years, agreed to be sold for $170 million to B. Riley Financial Inc., more than ...
Two things surprised us in the last few days: first, NetZero still exists. This is the company that had ubiquitous ads for its dial-up Internet service in the early 2000s (in fact, still sells dial-up ...
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