In the not-so-distant past, ultra-high-speed internet was seen as a luxury. But those days are long gone. The emergence of streaming media, smart gadgets and videoconferencing changed our home internet needs in a big way, and there’s no turning back.

If you’re planning to move soon, make sure high-speed fiber internet is on your checklist when home shopping.

Access to fiber internet is the single most important feature to look for in a home today, and not only because of what it means for your family tomorrow. Fiber internet is key to having a modern lifestyle today.

It’s more important than ever for college students to have blazing fast internet on day one—and since 80 percent of them live off campus, MDUs have a golden opportunity to get them up to speed from the get-go.

When most people think of “healthy living,” it’s usually in reference to the foods we consume and our pursuit of physical and mental fitness. But for Kelly Love and her partners in Branch Basics, the quest only begins there.

“Everything we put in, on and around us every day, it impacts us — our mood, our behavior, our energy levels, growth and development,” says Love, a co-founder of the health and lifestyle brand alongside friends Marilee Nelson and Allison Evans.

If you’re one of the 22 million people in the U.S. who work from home, or if you’re looking to join them, then your home internet situation just got a lot more important.

There are virtually no WFH jobs that don’t require employees to maintain a reliable, high-speed home internet connection. The question for many, though, is how much internet is enough? Your productivity depends on it.

No matter what you’ve heard, the sun doesn’t always shine on TV. In fact, the sun can cause your TV to go dark.

Twice a year, during the spring and fall, the tilt of the Earth's axis and its orbit around the sun places the satellites that receive TV signals directly in line with the sun.