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Internet TV subscribers growing but average household spends just $7.95 a month
More people are not just paying for internet-based video like Netflix, they're subscribing to multiple services, according to a new report by Parks Associates, a market research firm.
When Comcast broadband isn’t available at your home, here are some options
There are a handful of other internet service providers that specialize in getting broadband speeds to remote areas. A great starting point is DSLReports.com, which sorts telecom reviews based on...
Colorado’s high-flying potential for commercial drone development is ready to take off
An 8,000-square-mile area in San Luis Valley is now FAA-approved for "medium-sized birds," or drones weighing at least 55 pounds, which could usher in a new aerospace industry in the...
Denver’s newest cable TV service plans mid-January launch
In the coming weeks, the mysterious Layer3 TV will be -- or should be -- a mystery no more. The Denver company shared plans with The Denver Post that include...
VictorOps says more investors brought in, updates recent funding to $15 million
VictorOps, a Boulder firm that provides technology to help companies better manage IT issues and software development,聽raised $15 million in Series B funding.
Amazon opens first store in Colorado — a pop-up to play with company’s devices
If you've been wanting to play around with an Amazon Fire tablet, push a Dash button or just ask Alexa a question, you're in luck. The online retailer has opened...
RiNo project picked by HomeAdvisor for new Denver headquarters is delayed
When it comes to commercial real estate, plans often change. And that appears to be what happened to a proposed eight-story building in Denver's River North Arts District, where Golden-based...
Missing desktop icons after Windows 10 upgrade? Here’s how to find them
Q: We converted from Windows 7 to Windows 10 a few months ago. Previously, I was able to establish desktop icons for frequently used programs (Quicken, Word, Excel, etc.). But...
Starting up a dental practice? Heck Yeah, Edelweiss software is from Denver
Even startups can use help from startups. Edelweiss software has created custom-ish technology for dental offices of all sizes.