Have we returned to the '90s? Spongebob is on television, Tupac's back on tour and NetZero's still offering free Web access. The Internet provider whose free dial-up service was once ubiquitous made ...

Two things surprised us in the last few days: first, NetZero still exists. This is the company that had ubiquitous ads for its dial-up Internet service in the early 2000s (in fact, still sells dial-up ...

NetZero, a brand best remembered for giving away dial-up Internet service around the turn of the century, is back with a new offer of free wireless broadband. The new NetZero service runs on Clearwire ...

Two devices are offered -- the NetZero 4G Stick ($49.95 + shipping) is a Windows and OS X-compatible USB modem and the NetZero 4G Hotspot ($99.95 + shipping) is an eight device-capable WiFi hotspot ...

If you live in a Clear coverage area and consume only modest amounts of data, this might just be the mobile-broadband deal of a lifetime. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of ...

It's easy to say that giving away free Internet access was a dumb idea now that there's no one left to do it. But back in 1999, when freebies seemed to be the way to get revenue on the Web, there were ...

This week NetZero is re-spinning the deal that made them famous: free internet, with a few catches – and not nearly enough catches to turn me away from dropping my mobile data bill altogether. When I ...

When I was growing up, my family subscribed to a service whose business model seemed to foreshadow everything that's going on in online publishing right now. It was called NetZero, and it gave you ...

NetZero announces its first 4G mobile broadband solutions, including a hot-spot router and a USB modem, which are based on Clear's 4G coverage and come with a free data plan plus a one-year free trial ...

Dial-up Internet service provider United Online said on Thursday that it is entering the broadband market. The company, which sells dial-up service under the NetZero and Juno brands, will offer a new ...