openNET Coalition Membership Keeps Growing Now More Than 700 Strong; Internet Service Providers from across the country sign on to work for open broadband access.WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 13, 1999-- The openNET Coalition announced today that its membership is now over 700 organizations strong, as more and more Internet service providers continue to join an alliance working for competitive, high-speed Internet service. "The growth of our membership shows that the ISPs are committed to the concept of consumer choice in cable broadband Internet access Broadband Internet access, often shortened to just "broadband", is high speed Internet access—typically contrasted with dial-up access over modem. Dial-up modems are generally only capable of a maximum bitrate of 56 kbit/s (kilobits per second) and require the full use of a ," said Greg Simon, co-director of the openNET Coalition. "More and more ISPs and Internet companies are joining us in our effort to safeguard the open access policies that have helped to make the Internet what it is today." In just the past month, the openNET coalition has added over 300 new members. Among the new members are CNG CNG Compressed Natural Gas CNG Calling (Tone) CNG Comfort Noise Generation CNG Cryptography Next Generation (Microsoft Windows Vista) CNG Centre National de Génotypage Internet of Newark, NJ, Quik Internet of Austin (TX), and Rocky Mountain Internet of Wyoming (Jackson, WY), which reflect the diversity of organizations that have united under the openNET banner. OpenNET now represents ISPs more than 40 states, including Arizona, California, Florida, Hawaii, Louisiana, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. OpenNET has been working across the country to ensure that cable companies offering Internet access make their broadband data networks accessible to competing Internet Service Providers (ISPs). AT&T, which already owns TCI (Trustworthy Computing Initiative) An umbrella term from Microsoft for its efforts to improve security in Windows. TCI was announced in 2002 after viruses such as Code Red and Nimda had succeeded in attacking numerous Windows computers. and is attempting to buy MediaOne, plans to force their cable Internet access customers to use @Home, AT&T's own ISP (1) See in-system programmable. (2) (Internet Service Provider) An organization that provides access to the Internet. Connection to the user is provided via dial-up, ISDN, cable, DSL and T1/T3 lines. . No other ISP would be able to compete for those customers, effectively eliminating the choice Internet consumers now enjoy. "The Internet grew because individuals had the ability to choose among Internet Service Providers offering a wide range of price of price and performance options," said Rich Bond, co-director of the openNET Coalition. "Our new members will strengthen our ability to keep access open." Editor's note: Attached is a list of the new members of the openNET coalition. A full list of openNET can be accessed at www.opennetcoalition.org. New members of the openNET coalition: 1 Big Red Connection, 1USA.com, 711 Net, Inc. Rated G Online, Absolute Internet, Inc., Access Technologies, Accesspoint Corporation, Acecape, Inc., AcmeNet, LLC (Logical Link Control) See "LANs" under data link protocol. LLC - Logical Link Control , AcuLink, Inc., Advanced Computer and Communication Systems, AdvanceNet, Inc., Advantage Information Technologies, Aero Internet, Alevtian Net Services, Alpine Web, Inc., Ameri-Com Internet Technologies, Amigo.Net, Anet Communications, Apex Internet Services, Inc., APK APK Algemene Periodieke Keuring (Dutch) APK Amplitude Phase-Shift Keying APK Afrikaanse Protestante Kerk (Afrikaans Protestant Church) APK Albion Portal Keep net, Inc., Atlantech Online, Inc., Ausupport, Inc., Avista Communications of Montana, AZOP Corporation, Bardstown Internet Service, Inc., Bear Technologies, B-I B-I Blue Infinity Technology Service, Blackboard Networks, BrainLINK International, Inc., Brand X Internet Cape Cod Computers, CapeBridge Network Technology, Capital City Internet, Cari.net, Carrollton Internet Services, Casagrande.com, CFTnet, Inc., CH Bruce/URS2.Net, CharacterLink, CIS Cis (sĭs), same as Kish (1.) (1) (CompuServe Information Service) See CompuServe. (2) (Card Information S Internet Services, Citrus Online, Inc, CNG Internet, Inc., Codenet Inc. Internet Services, Colusanet, Communities Online Networks.com, Inc., ComNet Communication, Complete Internet Solutions, CompUSnet Internet Services, Computer Networking Services, Inc., Computer Solutions & Insights, Inc., Connet 80, Inc., Conterra Communications, Corporate Web Services, Inc., CP Internet, Creative Business Solutions, Crescent Technologies, Crown.Net Inc., Custom CPU CPU in full central processing unit Principal component of a digital computer, composed of a control unit, an instruction-decoding unit, and an arithmetic-logic unit. , Cybercon, Inc., Cyberstreet Datatone Communications, Inc., Datawise, DCCI DCCI Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry DCCI Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (Bangladesh) DCCI N,n'-Dicyclohexylcarbodiimide DCCI Dorset Chamber of Commerce and Industry DCCI Defense Cyber Crime Institute Internet Services, Dejavoo Internet Services, Delaware Online, Digital Entropy, Digital Service Consultants, Digital Wave, Direct Connect, Discovernet Inc., Dotstar Commnications, L.C. Egyptian Internet Services, Inc., EHS Internet Systems, EPSI (Encapsulated PostScript Interchange) A bitmap format used as a preview image in an EPS file. It contains only 7-bit ASCII data. It has been used in DOS applications that do not support TIFF, WMF and PICT formats. See EPS. .Net, Eskimo North, Expedition Networks, EZ Access Internet, Fallsnet, Faradic fa·rad·ic also far·a·da·ic adj. Of, relating to, or using an intermittent asymmetrical alternating electric current produced by an induction coil. [After Michael Faraday.] Internet Services, LLC, Faultline Software Group, FCG Networks, Firetrail Internet Services, LTD LTD 1 Laron-type dwarfism 2 Leukotriene D 3 Long-term depression, see there 4. Long-term disability , First Class Solutions, Inc., FIRST Inc., Fishnet Online General Business Consultants, Inc., Global Family Networking, ISP, Global PCNet, Global Systems, Inc., Glory Road Internet, Good News Internet Services, Gulfnet Technologies, Hawaii Internet Systems, Heart Of Virginia Communications, Hepelwater Technology Group, Inc., Hometown Online, Inc., Hughes Electronic Commerce Inc., Hypermedia IBIS, Inc., I-Eighty, LLC, IMOnline, Inc., Indra's Net, Inc., Inet Online Services (IOLS IOLS Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills (Boy Scouts of America) ) Infinity Access Net, Infospec.Net, Inc., Innovative Internet Solutions, Inc., Instant Internet Corporation, Interfold, LLC, Intermind Internet, Internet Computer Services, Internet Connection, Internet Connnections, Internet Host, Internet Services of New England, Internet Specialties West, InterStar, Inter-Tech, Inc., Interx.net/ITStudios, Inc. Intra-Connect, Iris Internet Solutions, Inc., Islander Internet Services, IXI Technologies JCSI Internet Services, JS -Net, Kakushin, Inc., KCNet.com, Keystone Connect Lake Area Computers-InetConnect, LanMinds, Inc., Lek Lek (lĕk), northern arm of the Rhine River, 40 mi (64 km) long, branching from the Neder Rijn (Lower Rhine), central Netherlands, and flowing W into the Nieuwe Maas (New Meuse) River. It is navigable for its entire length. Internet Services, Inc., Log On Communication Network, Inc., Lowdown Magic Internet Services, Magnolia Internet Services, Majornet, MassNet Internet Service Meme, Inc./Meme Online, Mendocino Community Network, Metalink Technologies, Inc. MicroNet Communications, MicroPower Systems, Millenicom, Mi-Web Internet Services, Inc., Momentum Internet Services, Montrose Internet, Inc., MPInet, Muhlenberg Online, Inc., Muscatine Information Services, Naz Inc., NeoTEK, Inc., NetBrain.com, Netcbc,Inc., NetConnect, NetDex Internet Services, Neties, Inc., Netpath, Inc., NetPoint, Netside Corporation, NetSource Communications, Inc., NetUtah, NetVision Technologies, Inc., Netway Communications, Inc., Networld Connections, Inc., Networld Online, NetY2K, Inc., New Frontiers Internet Services, Newave Technologies Inc., NIC (1) (Network Interface Card) See network adapter. See also InterNIC. (2) (New Internet Computer) An earlier Linux-based computer from The New Internet Computer Company (NICC), Palo Alto, CA. .Com, LLC, Nn-World, Norfolk County Internet, North American Software Associates, Ltd., Northwest Internet Access, Inc., Northwest Network Services, Ntrnet Systems, Inc. Ocean Park Software, Ohio Valley Internet Service, Online Gateway, Onramp Access, Inc., On-Ramp Indiana, L.L.C., Oregontel, LLC, OSB Access, Pacific Internet, PacLink Communications International, Palmetto South Internet, Paradomain Corp., Pattern Research Foundation, PCS Made Easy, LLC, Peak to Peak Internet, PERnet Communications, PICS Online, Inc., PIN Digital Communications, Powerline Internet Service, PowerLink ISP, PowerWeb Connect, LLC, Praeses Corporation-Praeses.Net, Precisionet, Inc., Prime Internet Network, PrismNet, Inc., Professional Network, LLC, Progressive Concepts, Inc., PSS See EPSS. , Inc./HBEIntenet, Pyramid net Q Access, Inc., Qnet, QuadraNet, Quantum Connection, Inc., Quick Internet of Austin, Quick Internet of Reno, Quik Internet of Portland, Quik Internet of the Cascades, Quik Internet of the Triangle, Quiknet Internet R.T. Enterprises, Rapid Net, Inc., Red Shift Internet Services, Revolutionary Services, rf.net, RicaNet, Rickadee, RJC.Net, LLC, Rocket Networks, Rocky Mt. Internet of Wyoming, Rosenet, Inc., Roseville On Line, Royal Internet Services, Inc. School Link, Inc., Sedona Online, Shared Network Services, Sihops Domain, Silicon Connections, Skyward Communications Services, Inc., SmartGate Corp., Socket Internet Sofnet, Inc., Softcom Internet Communications, Software, Inc., SOI TEC, Inc., Solutions Plus, Sound Internet, Source One Internet, South Paget Sound Online, Southwest Direct Connect, SpaceStar Communications, Inc., SPI Systems, Star Communications, Inc. Stargate Industries, LLC, Stealth Communications, Inc., STSI STSI Space Telescope Science Institute STSI Surface Transportation Security Inspection (US TSA) STSI Scalable Time-Slot Interchanger STSI Sustav Tehnickih Servisa Inc (Croatian engineering company) , Sunrise Internet Services, SuperLink Internet Services, Supernova Systems, Inc., Surf-Master, ISP, Suwannee Valley Internet Connections, Inc., SyMet Systems, Inc., SysTec Computer Systems, Inc. System Management Providers TCIA TCIA Tree Care Industry Association (formerly National Arborist Association) TCIA This Clan Is Awesome (gaming) TCIA Transportation Concurrency Improvement Area TCIA Torque Converter Interrupt Actuator , Inc., Tehama County Online, TeleSouth Network, TelphoNet, Texas GulfNet, The Black Box, The Computer Care Company, The Ice House Internet Service, The Raex Corporation, The Santa Net Corporation, The Works Internet, LLC, Thorn Communications, Thunder Network Technologies, Toledo Internet Access, Inc., Topcu Internet Services, Total Access Networks, Inc., TSR Communications, Inc., TST TST 1 Toxic shock toxin 2 Treadmill stress test, see there On Ramp, Inc, Twisted Fair Networking Ulink Internet, Ultima Networks, Inc., Ultimate Computer Concepts, Inc., Ultinet Internet Services, U-N-I Networking, Inc., US Internet Valley InfiNet, ValueNet Corporation, Vantek Internet Services, Virtual Sytes, Vision Net, LTD, visual link internet, Volunteer State Internet, VPM Internet Services, LLC Watchic Link Internet, Web Perception, WebConnects, Inc., Webnet, Inc., West Net Communications, Wings Internet Services, World Access Net, World Net, World Trade Network, Inc., Worldwide Information & Netcasting Services, Worldwide Wireless Networks, WWW Tools, LLC Zone One |
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