Why You Should Be Using Mobile Internet for Rural Gaming
No matter where you live in the United States, there are gaming enthusiasts eager to take their skills online and compete in online multiplayer matches. […]
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How to Choose the Best Internet for Rural Gaming
Do you have the urge to join the legions of online competitors testing their skills at the most challenging online multiplayer games? If you have […]
Three Essentials for Rural Gaming
Online gaming enthusiasts who live in rural America face a few challenges when it comes to crafting the ideal gaming setup. Whether they prefer playing […]
How to Start an Internet Café
In the United States, there are few Internet cafes that survive in the form of a café strictly for using the Web. The business model […]
How to Start a Sweepstakes Business
Find out how Internet cafes are using sweepstakes promotions to get customers coming back for more. People love the joy of winning. Business owners can […]
Can Computer Algorithms Replace Human Judgement?
By Phin Upham According to a recent article in AEON Magazine, computer-generated algorithms are increasingly replacing human judgement in daily life. Internet search sites use […]
Net neutrality debate Part II: What it means to the average Joe
Confused about what the FCC’s new Net neutrality proposal might mean to the average Internet user? CNET’s Marguerite Reardon spells it out.
Don’t panic: Canada won’t blanket its wilderness with Wi-Fi
Some backcountry enthusiasts are bristling at a plan that could mean wireless Internet access at a few parks starting this summer. The agency says visitors demand it and need it — but it’ll be limited to areas like campgrounds and visitor centers.