Broadband Deception Must Stop
PC Magazine, April 30, 2009
By Lance Ulanoff
Something disturbing is happening in the online broadband space. Fear, manipulation, and sneaky presentation of facts abound -- all of it designed to lure competitors' customers, either by planting doubt in their minds about their current providers or by tricking them into thinking that they've found a bargain.
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