Yes, dial-up internet, with those screechy, crackly tones, ... Instead, you’ll need to look at a company like NetZero, which offers a dial-up service for $29.95 a month.

BOSTON — United Online revved up its NetZero Internet access offerings Tuesday, rolling out a high-speed version of its dial-up service, which uses compression and caching technologies to allow ...

Two things surprised us in the last few days: first, NetZero still exists. This is the company that had ubiquitous ads for its dial-up Internet service in the early 2000s (in fact, still sells ...

NetZero announces its first 4G mobile broadband solutions, including a hot-spot router and a USB modem, which are based on Clear's 4G coverage and come with a free data plan plus a one-year free ...

Believe it or not, some people still use dial-up. That number is shrinking and companies that rely on dial-up service as a significant part of their business are facing revenue declines as ...

NetZero burst onto the scene in 1998 as the first in a crop of Internet service providers that gave subscribers free access to the Web using an advertising-supported model. NetZero’s patented ad ...

At the offices of United Online Inc. in Woodland Hills, they're still basking in the glow of having scored on AOL.

To sign up, users must purchase either a $50 USB stick or a $100 wireless hotspot and pay $20 shipping and handling for either device. Unlike the old dial-up service, NetZero’s free wireless ...

Because of the costs of home-schooling a special-needs child, Arlene Dawes, of Raleigh, N.C., says dial-up Internet is more attuned to her budget than broadband. Chuck Hester says the high-speed ...

But dial-up is proving to be more resilient than expected, at least partly due to the recession, ... Indeed, two of the nation's biggest providers of dial-up service, EarthLink and NetZero, ...

Amusing little press release just crossed my path: In these tough economic times, EarthLink is pushing dial-up Internet for 25-cents a day, which the company conveniently broke down for reporters.