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Music labels sue Cox again for allegedly ignoring piracy
The internet provider supposedly had no intention of taking firm action.
Cox expands its 1TB data caps to more territories
Customers in Arizona, Louisiana, Las Vegas, and Oklahoma will be charged for using more than 1TB a month.
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Cox brings its internet data caps to Florida and Georgia
Use more than 1TB per month and you could be in for a surprise on your bill.
Cox is bringing VOD to select TiVo boxes in July
Cox and TiVo have been making noise about joining forces and making the cable provider's extensive...
Music publishers sue Cox for not doing enough to stop piracy
Large American internet service providers these days tend to operate under a "six strikes" approac...
Cox will start its gigabit internet rollout in Phoenix, Las Vegas and Omaha
Bandwidth-hungry internet users can register a few new cities as potentially acceptable places to...
Cox wants to hop on the gigabit internet bandwagon this year
In case there was any doubt that gigabit internet access is spreading like wildfire in the US, Cox...
Cox doubles down on live streaming with new TV app
Cox Communications continued to build on its investment in live TV streaming, unveiling its latest...
Pac-12 Conference streams come to iPad, fuel that Big Game rivalry on the road
Cal and Stanford fans away from home no longer have to huddle around their laptops if they want to...
