Topic: privacy

ZDNet once again notified Comcast that one of its web pages had the potential to expose private customer information to unauthorized users.

At last month's Pay TV Show, Charter's Gary Schanman told a panel audience that too much data is being collected from consumers.

While Comcast routinely receives rough coverage in the tech press for its anti-Title II stance and its customer service track record, the cable giant seems to have won a battle over the weekend. 

Two years ago, the cable industry bemoaned Silicon Valley's relationship to the Obama White House—now, the operators have the government's ear.

Facebook’s ambitions as a video destination are still in their early days. Odds are the social network’s current data scandal won’t help things.

A subscriber of bundled CenturyLink broadband and DirecTV satellite TV has sued the respective providers in a Seattle federal court.

The NCTA is requesting the FCC to make email the primary transom for the cable industry to notify its customers about privacy issues. 

Charter Communications has been hit with a class action suit in St. Louis for selling subscribers’ personally identifiable information.

With the reversal of FCC internet privacy regulations imminent, Comcast, Verizon and AT&T are pledging not to sell their customers' browsing histories.