NetZero, the free dial-up company, is reinventing itself with free 4G service March 21, 2012 — -- Say NetZero to anyone who started playing around on the Internet in 1998 and they'll likely know ...

The dirty little habit that dragged most Internet companies into bankruptcy was advertising spending. It cost some companies, such as free Internet service provider (ISP) NetZero , millions upon ...

If you’re old enough to remember the days of getting on the Internet via dial-up, then you probably remember NetZero and their free access plans. (If you’re not old enough… get off my lawn.) The ...

Internet access provider NetZero is getting competitive in the 4G data services space, announcing its new NetZero 4G Mobile Broadband Service that offers no-cost 4G mobile Internet access with the ...

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 ...

New reporting from BuzzFeed News, however, suggests that NetZero was a scam. In a sprawling investigation, reporter Zahra Hirji alleges that Kelly lied about the company’s partnerships and third-party ...

ISP NetZero has launched a 4G mobile broadband plan based on the Clearwire WiMAX network that lets users browse free for a year with some caveats. ISP NetZero has launched a 4G mobile broadband plan ...

NEW YORK (AP) — It's like the '90s never left: Billy Crystal hosted the Oscars. Internet IPOs are back. And NetZero is returning with free Internet service —only this time it's wireless. United Online ...

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 ...

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 ...

NetZero, one of the few remaining providers of free Internet access, is slashing staff, selling a subsidiary, and reducing its free service to save money, company officials said. The company has ...