The widespread availability of broadband internet, and especially symmetrical fiber networks, have enabled online gaming to become truly global.

As players of all ages logon to their favorite games to play alongside or against friends and strangers around the block and around the world, parents are facing a new dilemma: What games are safe for their kids?

Internet service providers (ISPs) have long used extended service contracts as a tool to keep customers on the hook, instead of simply providing a reliable connection, fair pricing and top-notch customer service.

C Spire HBO subscribers—we have news.  

Your HBO or Premium Movies Bundle subscription on C Spire TV now gets you access to the streaming app HBO MAX at no additional charge. 

Staying safely connected is more important than ever during this period of social distancing due to COVID-19, and C Spire is taking extra precautions to ensure the health and safety of our customers and team members.

We know how critical it is for you to have a fast, reliable internet connection at home. That’s why we are implementing new customer contact guidelines to deliver our Gigabit fiber internet service while also following best practices for limiting exposure to germs.

Just a decade ago, streaming entertainment was still a novelty. Now, major players like Netflix have completely changed the way we consume media.

Instead of watching live TV or buying DVDs of our favorite TV shows and movies, many of us stream content from hundreds of platforms on a variety of screens. We binge-watch and consume a season’s worth of episodes, or a movie franchise, in single a weekend.

In the last days of 2019, while Americans were enjoying the holidays, millions of television viewers spread across Mississippi and the U.S. were being held hostage without ever knowing.

Negotiations over fees that local TV providers pay the Fox Corporation had broken down, and popular channels like Fox News, Fox Sports and Fox Business were hanging in the balance. And the bargaining chip was you, the viewer.