How One Resident Stopped Suffering While Her Neighbors Are Still Buffering
Most people suffer through bad Internet. This Clear Laker refused. Sylvia’s connection wasn’t just slow. It was stolen. Hijacked by wires and erratic service. When…
Articles
When the Internet Breaks Your Heart (and How One Man Decided to Rebuild It)
The Room Where Everything Changed It started in a pediatric oncology room in 2022. The kind that hums with fluorescent lights, machines, and unspoken prayers. …
Getting Back to Calm: How Hillary Helped One Couple Find Their Way Back to YouTube TV
It started with frustration. For this sweet older couple, YouTube TV wasn’t just entertainment. It was their window to the world. Their nightly ritual of…
You’ll Make 1.5 Million Decisions in Your Life. Internet Shouldn’t Be One You Regret.
Most of us will spend more time waffling in the Fareway cereal aisle than we will deciding who provides our Internet. Think about that for…
Tom’s Silent Struggle with Good Enough Internet
Meet Tom, a Clear Laker who thinks his Internet plan is “good enough.” On paper, his lower-tier plan looks like a bargain. In real life,…
Back to School Internet Guidance: Avoid Lag, Failed Uploads, and WiFi Fights
You ran to your go-to store for pencils, planners, and packed lunches. Yet the most important school supply is invisible… your Internet connection. Most families…
Your Draft Day Deserves Championship-Caliber Internet
There are three kinds of fantasy football drafters. First, the Algorithm Assassin. She’s armed with predictive algorithms, machine learning models, and a spreadsheet so complex…
Back-to-School: Why Fiber Internet Makes the Grade
Backpacks are packed, your kitchen table is about to become a homework hotspot, and your kid’s fit is a vibe. Back-to-school season is officially here.
What Goes Down Must Come Up: The Case for Balanced Internet
You’ve heard the phrase “What goes up must come down.” It applies to apples, blinds, and overinflated egos. But the modern digital world? That’s a…