Typical broadband deals tie you into a contract for between 12 and 24 months, with penalties to pay if you want or need to exit early. No-contract broadband is a more flexible option, allowing you to ...

Takeaway: Technology advances. Business processes evolve. Internet transactions become increasingly ubiquitous. Contract formation, however, remains an old-fashioned concept. An internet consumer must ...

Last year, local U.S. governments dealt with an “unprecedented” number of cyberattacks. A recent Pew Research Center survey found that 41 percent of its sample of Americans had experienced a form of ...

Brightspeed offers fiber and DSL internet service across 20 states in the eastern and midwestern United States. With plans starting at $29 a month and top speeds reaching 2 Gbps, Brightspeed is a ...

Earlier this year, you probably received a notification that your monthly broadband bill was increasing - even if you recently purchased a new broadband deal and were under contract. Understandably, ...

If any area of the law could be shielded from the all-consuming influence of the Internet, it ought to be the age-old law of contracts. Nothing about the Internet changes basic elements of contract ...

Ofcom has said that several leading broadband suppliers will offer fairer pricing for out-of-contract customers from March 2020. From February, customers will be notified when they're out-of-contract.